Franklin High School - Cornerstone Yearbook (Franklin, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

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WZ' WW f f ' W W WW W -' WW V M L I 1 WWW WW i Page 2 . . teachers 71 jgiencfs Xf The bell rings and the halls are transformed from the dignified quiet to a roaring thoroughfare for over seven hundred students. Olyblilldlflgs ,n hooks . . V I, , gsm V V If V Irby and Cheryl Kaye prove that V V V ,r - X V V 4 5,4-'f' K even study hall fan be fun. 5 ls- V VX: l ,s1ss, ar j s. D'-i' U we f 4 Rf v' 191, f W 'fio- f vffl 5?fgef.C ll janire Inman, Earle Durarzl, Ellen Valrpel, Cheryl K. Ilardmstle, and Marlba Fireash, gather around for an old-fashioned sing at baud ramp. avofltes ln, Un, , , Caught Hdolling up at flaeerleader ramp are Nanfy Bond and Betty Greer. Beth Lancaster performs on the trampoline at a basketball half- Q time as her Indian friends, Sally Cole, Linda Strickland, Carol Harris, and Melba Sweeney stand guard. Page 3 'S 5-. P CLASSES PAGE 7 P FEATURES PAGE 47 P ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 61 P ATHLETICS PAGE 83 P FACULTY PAGE 101 I OfQWOf just as the girls in our school add charms to a bracelet to help them remember special events and good times, we all add silver and gold memories to our collection while We are at Franklin High. May this book keep your mem- ories vivid. 0 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Page 4 FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE ll canker! together Ml H. 4, sg!! www: f X W .4 Va ,QSM . ,. ., 4 wi M M 1 'g'wwF. iff 'ff ,gi dw! yi ,Q k . NKW. H, . as rw iw, 3841.60 tion, As a token of our gratefulness and gratitude for your unceasing kindness- As a tribute to one Whose benign smile helps us through each day, we present to you, Mrs. Yates, the '62 REBEL 'B' .gf 4 by , 155-1 YSICS 'Sv v 1j ,. -z.. , f5sr ,VM as 3 A. g V:kb': X 3' f'f??,fs xi, f -Q . - s, fx KA s 6+ 1 sm 5 ' ' '1 1 7 awiifgb WV 5 h , wg. . rv 5 ' ' ff A A1 . - ez. fi W,kA M -A . hh A 5- 'Q H Q an 5Z5fs1fkf it , - , - .K iyxni N ,signin W rf. -an ...W , M' IP Af A-XX B -. ' -- :H ,' X 4 x 4 Qiw m L F- .76 .?,,, af-msg ...L W -'i W A fi .fh -Q4 i , ' , 1 4 ',L,A f gf A M' J .,w., , , Q, 1 . gi, 1.' :I+ -1i' , V ,21, . .. ,L1L.mLLL,,, ' A' . 'g-2'L'2L. 1 V 1 H x Q.,-f,,,.b, gs? ,rib L'Vk 1fh-1 1 .....h. 1 ... , if . -1. L: , 11? , 2 A'1 H M. 16. ms. 'K ,tri-f-132-,,... H. , , , - ' xl 1 ' -X . 5.5 . W ' , f 'f , . 4. w an ml X- .. f ' . . Q.. . f M, V x, x K L V ' X . , Rf , 65 -ff, MW., , , W., ,W Q x . . Qovjv, , ai A b Y fl. hi. Z' x. VH.,-. .:,, , A Q fmrf -. N Q., f fe., ww 26:-.+ W A , L, ... M . 1??f?lQ?i?fk f3Q? Jun ' :Twi . Q-wv '-hw: k . . Q52 ,af- M uw, . . .7 was V. f xr.. 4. ' J N eg.. 'f1 M as 4 ' ' ' 3 3-v: f'. if A , ,Q x Q 1 ' x , 'K Q ..-5' :Vw .. , an BILLY ADAMS DONALD ADAMS ARNOLD ALEXANDER JULIE ALEXANDER VIRGINIA CAROL, ALLEN LARRY AMBROSE JAMES ANDERSON JESS ANDREWS NANCY BARKER ROY BARNES CLYDE BARNHILL JUDY BARNHILL JOY BARNHILL KENNETH BARNHILL PAUL BATEY RONNIE BEARD NIAXINE BEASLEY HARRY BEERS ,FHL A JJ.. , .,,,,. VVVL 1 ,,,,,,,., 5 R IILB E L AA ,I J Y Z ' J -3 ' L X fr J ' 6 . I L myf Mm-LmUwf,MfIAWI-,Ewa 'iv , :Q 3 V 'II Y9 I. T'- i f fri RWE 'Wv.mm D I M LLAA WC '11'D I yzyb , + if ' N - A IIIIAII I lo AAAR g . M I. 2 IBDA I , I I . n 4: 0:1 ,:: Va .3 Vk,k In I A A I , :,, I Ewmfikg, NW DLAA DAAAI' FM WQQWIAW . 'W ., , f , , W C jg ,VV J ' J: ' ' ' P Aw. '.. 'fx 5 DY-M....I .L I fs AIAY .... I ,- A ,wxwt L . 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L IIJ S Wav my 5wEW 53 W' I 1 1 ' ., C NORNIA BENNETT PHYLLIS BENNETT JUDY BLACKBURN ROBERT BOND FREDDY BOONE FRANCES BRADDX' CAROL BROWN JERRY BROWN JO-Jo BROWN JUDY BROWN PATRICIA BUCKINGHANI LYNN BURKETT JOHNNY BUTTS ALENE CALDWELL BEVERLY CALDXVELL IRENE CALDWELL MAXIE CALDWELL JERRY CARLISLE VAN CARROLL JACK CAWTHON GAYLE CHADWELL ELAINE CHERRY CHARLES CHILDRESS LINDA CI-IRISTAIAN RONALD CHUNN LIBRY CLAIBORNE RUTH CLARK SALLY COLE DAVID COOK EDDIE Cox JANICE Cox MARGARET Cox TRUDY CRABTREE BETTY ANN CRAVION BETTY Jo CRAITTON JIMMY CRUNK Pag e9 SHIRLEY FIVEASH JERRY FLY ANTONY Fox CHARLIE, Fox RONALD Fox JOAN FRAZIER WOODARD FROST LINDA GALLAHER THERESA GAY ALEX GEASLEY BEVERLY GILBERT JOYCE GIVENS PEGGY GRAY LILA GREER DIANE GREGORY BARBARA GREY JOE HARGROVE MARJORIE HARPER BARBARA HAROIJJ JIMMY HASSELL CAROLYN HAY MIKE HAYNFS DEBBI HEITHCOCK JOHN HEIT1-Icocx JERRY HIOKMAN JIMMY HICRMAN MURRAY HOLT BETTY JO HOOD BOBBY HOOD LARRY HOOD ROSEMARY HOOD CINDY HOOVER BETTY Jo HORN JOHNNY HORTON JIMMY HUGHES HERBIE HULME Page 10 FRESHMEN o CLASS OF 1965 o FRESHMEN JOE CULVER J JOHN CURLEY BONNIE, CUSTER CAREY DANIEL BOBBY DAVIDSON, NICREY DAVIS 'WAYNE DAVIS JIM DEFEE DALE DEMONTEBREUN BRENDA DIGKSON V LINDA DICKSON TOMMY DUNNLNG I DICIKIE EDWARDS DORAN EDWARDS GLENDA EDWARDS CLINTON ETHRIDGE TONY EVETTS JUDY FITTS f 'N , . v J :I .Y A 5? A ,, ,I 1 '1 -In S JAN HULME BRAD HUME TOMMY HUNTER NIILLIE IRVIN SANDRA JENKINS LINDA JENNETTE JIMMY JEWELL BUTCH JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON JOE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON NEIL JOHNSTON DAN JONES FRANK JONES LARRY JONES WAYNE KILOBROUGI-I CALVIN KING an af? l f, I ,- P' Af? X-, A K 2 If y mf , Q. . T fi 1, 11 IE fx . 'S 1 JJJJ ,, Jwf agikwwh 5 I JJQJ,, ' I ' 324.15 A' , iii I ff 391 ' ESTELLE KING LINDA KING NIILTON KING MARY KOLLICK JOYCE LADD BETH LANCASTER EMILY LANGI-IANS CAROL LANGLEY JUDY LILARD PENNY LISH EARL LOGAN REUBEN LOVE KATIE MAITLAND GILMAN MARIJN NANCY MARTIN WANDA MARTIN WILBURN MARTIN WALTER NIATLOCK MARY NIAUPIN JOHNNY MACCLUSKY JOYCE MCNIILLAN JO ANN BICFERSON EMILY MCKEE BRENDA MITCHELL PATRICIA BIITCHELL DICK MOORE BETTY MORAN 'DAVID HIORAN SHEILA MORGAN EVERELL MORRIS SANDRA MOSLEY NORMAN MOSS BETIY MURREY LINDA NEWELL MAGGIE NEWELL BETTY NICHOLS Page 11 .... ,S fvw- : f .2 .w ar,- ,W ,., F SN Q53 ' -Siem, Sf .E W, I ggi: '-f .Af viii A f-N . 'G 3 r JJ' l 51 . K 2 luv is N Q Qu ' iii -'-1L - ygfif '.zV QM 5fQg?i -- 3 E, A X. Q I-.Mx I NM A I CONNIE PUCKETT BETTY PURYEAR ANDY QUIRK PEGGY RAINEY MORTON REED KERRY REYNOLDS JERRY RICHMAN MARIE RIEVES MARVIN RIGGINS PHILLIP ROBERTS CHARLES RUSH MARY SANDS WILLIAM SCALES LIANA SWHUEMER BONNIE SCRUGGS RUBY SCRUGGS RITA SELLS RONNIE SIMMONS JOE SIMPKINS WAYNE SMITH DAISY SOUTHALL JUDY SPARKMAN EUGENE STANSBERRY MARGIE STEPHENS ROYCE STUBBLEEIELD VONNIE SWEENEY RUTH TALENT TOMMY TAYLOR BOBBY TIDWELL BEN TOMLIN ANN VADEN JIMMY VANCE ELIJAH VEACH VICKIE VERNON JENNIE WALKER LEON WALLER Page 12 FRESHMEN Q CLASS OF 1965 o FRESHMEN BRENDA OSBURN JAINIIE PARHAM DORIS PARIGIN JENNIE PARKS DONNA PARKER JUANITA PARKER DANNY PARRISH DIANE PEACH DAVID PEWITT JIM PHELPS JANE POLK RICHARD POLK GARY POTTS DELANEY POWELL JERRY POYNOR JOHN' POYNOR MARVIN PRATT RONNIE PRESLEY it TIS'- 'GJ 22 an P R25-'E' Flrww' gr 'T' er A fl , , ,fn I 'J ' A ljgg . ' ,.., . , WL Q., .:,, I.,. .... I - CLARA WALLS STEVE WARE KAY WARREN MACKIE WEST PATTY WEST LINDA YVHALEY RUTH WHITE HUGH WILLIAMS MARJORIE YATES RANDY YORK ANN ZIMMERMAN LILY REED David Cookie Cook performs an experiment for the seniors-Do popsicles really taste better from the floor? the freshmen Will remember Freshman Da Homecoming day at Franklin High is also Freshman Day. For one day, the freshmen became the most privileged people in school. Boys came decked out in dresses, hats, handbags, and make-up, while overalls, shirts, and workshoes made up the girls' attire, The girls were allowed to come to school without make-up, and all freshmen were permitted to carry out the orders that the seniors had spent hours preparing. The day was climaxed by a parade through Franklin fea- turing the freshmen. The freshmen emerged Victorious having more fun than the seniors and becoming a real part of the Rebel family. Smile Liana! Who styles your hair? Then the homecoming parade through Franklin gave the freshmen a chance to display their finery. Page 13 Page Being xtared at by other students is part of freshman day. 1305177 BWUI and Phylli-V Bennet Pore fm' the The seniors always get their :hoes polished. photographer. Iennie, what a cute stooge you have. Why don't you make him carry your books? The line-up! 3 A , mm. . wg 51,1 f in . m. ' - . .. j V , 3, .'f: jg: L 1 5 f ? if 1 ,. -J. pun w 'FH Z an :Ly . f if ,flgigji - q ff ni 5 F, V Q ,MK 1 A N , 4 K 'Qi S .. PM Q V..L.: M, V , I A f 3, , ... 'P' sf 'S 1. m flzi v 3 2,4 - 1 if 'wi RY X, , wi, g4 u '.g 3, fx . ',w Ji Q, , ... ..... 1 K 5 Q W -i Ng - X , 'N ,--,iw K N nf?-Aw' R 5 f 1 un M-v in, -wfj I.. r r' 1 , , , if Tr LL f-.1 , A 'Q ' 1 xr ' A ,QV -4-'T 574 54' x . N A L L K,:t x .LT kryk . ,jk LK , ,, if 7 -1 K J nf 'E X W x .. ,. .J , I El! 5 um Sw vs , 3 x ,W 5 Q ' , f ' X A Q , 6, K if gh , 1 .. 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EI I Qi' an 5 CAROLH BAKER - I., EL' A I I f 'Hg k,,: B- I ' gl ,g- IRRI I I I - GEORGE BF-ARD ' I ,,,I I AA' ' I I I I M ' I HOMER BEARD I III-- SI --'ff.- 11 If iw - fl If ' . If I A IRARDL J 2 ' LIL B ig. Ir X. .I . 'X - We . ' '-f' 5 I LIAN EARD 'S 5 ' ' I x X, I ' K I I Y ef' ERE? II'AA A Wizxgi I ' . ' . az ' ' RQNALD BEARD I ' :-, - If - 67 .1 BVI 8 5: JL I in M , - I YNILLIE LEE BEARD ,- q I Q Ig 4' ' I IM, 4. SARA BINKLEY I ,..., ig- ' W, I W ' f ,A I , BARBARA BLAIR Q, IS I, ,, :Y J 1M,5 L,,, J, ,,., ay, W I DI I ' ' wi M-f YVESLEY BOYD I , I . I - I f A I ' Y I ELAINE BRADLEY ROBIIIE BURRUS BOBBY LEE CARVER DAVID CLARK EDITH CLARK NIARY BENTON COLEMAN BILL COOLEY DANNY COTTON WALKER COX TOMMY CROWELL DIANA DALE CHARLES DANIELS EDITH DARNELL BARBARA DEASON SUE DOBBINS LUTHER DODD HARRY DUGAN LARRY DUGAN KENDRA DUNNING BETTY DUNNIVAN1 EARLE DURARD JAMES EDWARDS CAROL ENGLAND CHARLES ENGLAND EMILY EUBANK NOIRMA FIELDS CAROILYN FORD SHELLEY FOWLKES JOAN FRAZIER LARRY FULCHER ANN FURLOIUOH JACK GALVIN DEYVEY GARLAND GAYLE GARRETT DAVID GATLIN DON GATLIN HOWARD GATLIN Page 16 SOPHOMORES o I Q' gr f' 52 was 4.-w CLASS OF 1964 o SOPHOMORES I . , , 3 I R , 'l j I N'- W K .i':,b ...av .4 N LW I I f ,IL fav N 5 -diss vw nu.. , 35 Args .,-.If Nun RITA RAY GATHMAN EVA GILBERT CAROL GILILIAM CAROLYN GOLDEN HENRY GOOCI-I LAVINIA GORDON BETTY JEAN GRANT BILLY HAGALGEN JANE HALL CHERYL HARDCASTLE CAROLE HARRIS CAROLE HARRIS MARILYN HICNLEY LINDA HENRY' JIMMY HICRMAN SANDRA HICKNIAN HOWVARD HOOD BOBBY HOOD I ---4' r F1 -If . 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A ff' ' ' I ,S ' Y: ffz, .xx-'.,, : -- I . A - ' 2311 ' A A R , A : t ' I Page SOPHOMORES o CLASS OF 1964 0 SOPHOMORES DOROTHY NIOSLEY JEAN MURPHY FRANCES BIURREY HOUSTON NARON LINDA NARON JANIE NASH ANTHONY NOLAND SHARON NOLAND YVILLIAM NORTHERN JOHN WAYNE OAKLEY NIARY BETH PARRIGAN JOYCE PARKER BARBARA PERRY PAT PETTY JANE PINKERTON TRAVIS PITTINIAN CHARLES POTEETE VIRGINIA POTEETE K.. J J , I ,1J,, J, ,ILIJI J , , I , - G N ii J J J A J.: I I UEEEE POTTS JJ A 0J,..,J 1 I, J .J 9 RUBERT PRIMM ,, , - A' f' , 3' T' Tig., A ' 'S I , ' A 3 '- SSSI I A RA 3? A - J J p BARBARA RADDR A' I AIISI -' A 231, I JJ J I LINDA REDMOND J I, ,f J 1 . 'N-' . A Q' 'I A , ' f- J .J DIARY ANN REED AIII, JJ JJ , A J, I, A II,, . J I EDDIE REYNOLDS I, . I , ' DA. if if-' I 'A J In DOTTY RICHARDSON ' - ' D' , J DIANA ROBERTS J J J , A JJ J J .L 5, 5 Ji J J, HILDA ROBERTSON I f I E I J I A JI J , I ' f 1 -f-,f' - H, 1' fa, -1 1 - L, -if 'axff JANET RODGERS , J vw ' ' ' AK J , ,w If ,ig 5, I W f I- -. ,I ' ' Qi z , CAROL SANDERS I J J , ' . Jfrf ff J JIMMY PLEMMONS i AIAJ J ' - I ' J J i' Ai A .. . ! . Af' .1 ' CONNIE SINIMONS A LARRY SKELLY j , ii - J J . 'Z ' , J JIMMY SMITH f A ' JJ- G, A J J H -, ,,. ' 71. g a , fl 1. kilz , ' , D A A H FAYE SMITHSON J J J in JJJJ . J MARY ANN SMITHSON 'A ' ' .9 j' F JEAN SPENCE 'DDS I Ii- J JJ., -P,, 5 X JJ . - . I I II - ig. . A 1 A 4 , :AB I I 1f1'D? 7:Al.-f '-7 45. DOROTHY STAGGS GARY STEPHENS LINDA STRICKLAND WAYNE STUTTS PATSY SULLIVAN DORIS SULLIVAN FAYE SULLIVAN JANE SWEENEY SARA JEAN TALLEY HARRY TIDWELL LARRY TOMLIN RUTH TOIMERLIN JAN TYRE MIKE VADEN JIMMY VAUGHN RICHARD VAUGI-IN ELLEN VAUPEL BRENDA VERNON 18 ' . fm -A Aiwa-E - I '- . J 'A J ' J I JJ V I ...J . qs? 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S f : 1 X ,N I X- K S 4 I 1- 4 Q 2 'I v' 6 3 M 3 is v 5' f 5, I A zz - x N mf' R. if A x NANCY COLE POLLY COLE TRULA COLEMAN NIARY LEE Cox RUTH CRUTCHER DUDLEY DAVIS JO ANN DEMONTEBREUN .IANICE ESLICK LINDA ESTEP BILL FERGUSON SKIPPY FIVEASII JODY FOwI.RIQs DONALD Fox CLAUDIA FULCI-IER LINDA FURLOUGH BRENDA GALLEGHER EVELYN GARRETT BETSY GENTRY PAT GEORGE LEJUNE GIVENS TERRY GLADNEY BILLY GREGORY BETTY GREER JULIET GREER HENRY HARPER ANN HARRIS RANDALL HARRIS CAROLYN HEITHCOCK DXVIGHT HEITHCOCK XVANDA HELTON DAVID HENSLEY YYILSON HERBERT ANN HERD RICHARD HOLLARS BOBBY HOOD BETTY HUFF Page 22 IUNIORS o CLASS OF 1965 o JUNIORS ANN ALLEY JAMES ANDERTOIN NANCY ANDERSON MARY ANDREWS CHARLES BAGSBY BOBBY BARNHILL CAROLYN BEARD 'CHARLES BOLTON MAE BRADDY VYOYAN BUCHANAN JUDY CALDWELL, SARA CALDWELL TOMMY CAMPBELL LINDA CARROLL FLOYD CARTER JIMMY CARTWRIGHT WILDA CLEMONS PAULINE CLIFTON A . . 4' AL ,V W. 1' JL I Yvi' 5, 3 'H I I L ? 555: L 'A A A A :iii 'J J 15 ' 5.7 HA ' I ,, I- 'I 1 ' ' f. Az' gk -- - J I ' A I vw. 1 - -5' III 'Q' I I LLLI M '43, A ' f . v .. I A ,,,I N VVJ, ' , - is JY2,, 2 i Q42 ' T ' IAI ? P . . ib 1 P 5- 'IB1 x 'B ff-ff If I I.. I fm ..AB 1 3 WILLIAM JEFFERSON ALICE JENKINS JUDY JETERS BILLY JOHNSON DENNIS JOHNSON SHEILA JOHNSON PATSY JONES JIMMY LAMPLEY REBECCA LANE GAYLE LITTLE SARA FAYE LOCKE DWIGHT LYNCH JACKIE LYNCH RONNIE NIARTIN JOHNNY MAXWELL JULIA MCCLURE SUE MILLER RAY NIYERS 4 , .' ' S , I A I'-2' I-' RG' ' guns-f I N 4 X L Wh' . J. Pi E I, .. 1 I ff' Q i. I Q' gg ' I A ,,: A - r N P 'X I I ,tv 1 gg I Y K JUNIORS o CLASS OF 1963 o JUNIORS D I- J ,S Q K M, - Q , S W ' , X .E fd 'sa Q55 J f -I 'S'- Q' I -5? LARRY NEEDHAM EARL NICHOLS EDWIN NOLAND SHARON NORTH JERRY PARKER BILLIE RUTH PARKS DOYLE PETTY JANICE PEWITT DAVID PLEMMONS JERRY POTEETE YVAYNE POTTS LINDA POYNER LINDA PRATT JANICE RAGSDALE J. C. RAY CHARLES REED SAM REYNOLDS JOYCE RIVERS BETTY JO ROBERTSON JIM ROBERTSON RAYFORD SCALES RAY SCRUCGS DONNA SHERRILL DAN SMITH PAT SMITH OVERTON SMITHSON NIAYETTA SOYVELL PATSY SPARKMAN DANNY SPENCER WAYNE SPENCER BOBBY STEM JERRY STOFEL LOLA SWAGGER GEORGE THOMPSON BOBBY TURNAGE JIMMY VADEN Page 23 .f-Gm 50i Ah. 4 N. S Y ws 3 -nv bl, . if X IUNIORS Q CLASS OF 1963 o .IUNIORS BOBBY VAUGIIN BUD VAUGI-IN DOROTHY WALLER ROSIE LEE WALLS FRANK WHITE JANICE WHITE ANDREA VVHITLEY BETTY WI-IITLEY JUDY WILBURN CHARLES WILSON BUDDY NIAYFIELD GIL WITT FAYE RHEA LARRY YATES BOBBY YOUNG The junior rlass prom committee makes plans for Senior prom. Page 24 MBNA Romance in the shade of the evergreens. The excited juniors are being measured for Senior rings. Iunior Nancy Anderson sells Senior Chip Beasley a Coke as the juniors make money for the senior entertainment. The pretty cheerleaders pose for a group picture at cheerleading camp. Pete attempts a quick muffler fix in a Christmas season excursion. Howard Dickinson repairs his transportation to school. Andy Quick, Iohn Curley, and Dale DeMontehreun study their morning lesson on the way to the little brick schoolhouse. , .J ki' K rr , 1, L ,J nf?- Page 25 E f 3 E i Q 5 5 1 3 I x LINDA ADAIR RONNIE ADAIR THE CLASS OF 1962 WADE Ancox SUSAN ARIN lt, f xi , y ' L. Q E , w RUEUS BAGSBY BARRY BATEY j. W. BEARD SENIOR CLASS WARD BEASLEY NANCY BOND BILLY BRADDY Page 27 Page 28 JIMMY BROWN ROBERT BULLOCK BOBBY BURRIS SENIOR CLASS TOM BURROW BILLY CALDWELL MERI CATE DANNY BOONE LINDA BRAKE BILLIE BROCK JACKIE BROWN THE CLASS ' 'fr 0 I9 if was M wean - q J L V 1 Bi? my 5, wifi! W if ig. --fx VWg:,mzffssfmsszfffsw-.- Yf,, wifi 1 Ig I ww , U' ' ww FJ ' ' ' W' A QW af 'Oz . - M mf , Iv! Cf! ':, 'iff X 3, , -IJ , PJJAiYJ My Aff ff if faf ig 413' 5 ,W ff My OF 1962 4 J LARRY CAPSHAW JIM CAWTHON RONNIE CI-IENEY LOUISE CRANE LINDA CHRISMAN JERRY COLLINS PAUL COTTON SENIOR CLASS MARVIN Cox LINDA CROWELL BRENDA CRUTCHER I Page 29 Page 30 CHERYL CRUTCHER BETTY CUNNINGHAM WILLARD DANIEL SENIOR CLASS PATSY DAVIS BETTY JO DEASON HOWARD DICKINSON Qest JT!!-,Wound DOROTHY EDGMON BILL GARRIOTT most oakelg to Succeed O MARY LOUISE STEPHENS BILL GARRIOTT is-4' BENNY DOZIER CAROL DUKE JOE DUNCAN SENIOR CLASS DOROTHY EDGMON BETTY ENGLAND DWIGHT ESLICK Page 31 Page 32 ONEDA GARLAND NANCY GARNER Romana GORE SENIOR CLASS PAT GRAFF PHYLLIS GRAHAM ROBERT GRANT li O A V D. MARTHA FIXEASH PHILIP FULCHEIQ L ,M 541, THE 6 BILL GARRIOTT A A X , 'Q ' , SZIURNEISIA GARLAND K q s CLASS ANN HULME HAROLD IRVIN TANDY IRWIN SENIOR CLASS MARY LEE JACKSON MILLARD JEFFERSON JERRY JENKINS Page 34 PAULETTE JOHNSON MIKE JORDAN JESSIE FAYE JONES SENIOR CLASS LESLIE JONES SARA JOSLIN LINDA KEY l 2 If xl i most Cgafentecf DANNY BOONE IWERI CATE '-5? JOE KING JIM KINNII5 JOI-IN KINNII-2 SENIOR CLASS MARY ANN KINNIE SHARON LITTLE NICK LUNN Page 36 BOBBY MITCHELL ED MORAN PETE MOSLEY SENIOR CLASS BARBARA NICHOLS HARRY NICHOLS LARRY NICHOLS MARGARET MAQIOR NIARIE MARLIN THE CLASS SANDRA MARLIN LOIS MCCLANAHAN OF 1962 F 5 L UBY OMEROY SENIOR CLASS LINDA PORTER W fb M WWW WWW S, W f Page 38 REESE POTrs W ALTER PURYEAR JENNIE REED SENIOR CLASS MARTY ROBERTS CAROL ANN ROGERS ROBERT RUNDLE Qest School Csjpirit TOM HUDGINS NANCY BOND CHRISTINE RYAN CHARLA SHIPLEY ANN SHORT SENIOR CLASS IRBY SIINIPKINS FRANCES SPENCE MARY STEPHENS Page 40 PEGGY STEVENS JOE STEVENS NANCY SUTTON SENIOR CLASS MELBA SWEENEY PAULETTE SWEENEY JIMMY TARVER v- ' I , 8j't.8flClllt.6Sf X . CHERYL CRUTCHER PAUL COTTON SL.. Q, neatest I NANCY VAUGHN PHILIP FULCHER LUCY JANE TAYLOR DOROTHY THOMPSON ANN THURMAN SENIOR CLASS DAVE VADEN TYRE VANCE NANCY VAUCHN W .2 dl!! W, -- -f,: 4, Imyvwu A,g, 4 S' A Page 41 Page 42 MARY WALLS EMOGENE WALTON SHIRLEY WATKINS SENIOR CLASS WAYNE WATKINS PAT WELLS V r ALLENA WEST most Qepencfable 0 PAT GRAFF IRBY SIMPKINS ..,-.M.mmaamA4A most .Hthfetz'c DOROTHY EDCMON TYRE VANCE I, , O EDXVARD Wm'1'LEx NANCY XYRAY NANCY YORK SENIOR CLASS Page 43 I Page 44 SENIOR DIRECTORY LINDA ADAIR I take life as it comes and enjoy it. Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 FHA-1, 25 Chorus-2. RONNIE ADAIR If studying is a sin, l'm heaven bound. Football-1. WADE Anrcox The fellow who knows most says least. Transferred from Hume-Fogg5 Football-2. SUSAN AKIN It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Transferred from Harpeth Hallg Y-Teens-3, 45 Honor Letter Club -45 Student Council-45 Class Reporter-35 Tennis-3, 45 Cheer- leader-4. RUFUS- BAGSBY Man cannot live by bread aloneg he must have peanut butter. Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-lg Track-1, 2, 3, 45 FFA-l, 25 Pep Squad-2, 35 Glee Club-35 Honor Letter Club-3, 4. BARRY BATEY A gentleman makes no noise. FFA-2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Football-l, 2. J. W. BEARD Some say he is bashfulg others doubt it. WARD BEASLEY Character is what you are in the dark room. Student Council-15 Hi-Y-45 Annual and Paper Photographer-4. JOHN BEERMAN The man that blushes is not quite a brute. FFA-1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY BOND Willing to do her part and more. Cheerleader-2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad- l, 2, 3: Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 45 Forensics Club-25 Radio Club-1, 25 Glee Club-2, 35 Most School Spirit-4. DANNY BOONE Il don't mind school, it's just the principle of the thing. Ridio Club-1, 25 Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-35 Most Talented BILL BRADDY A good man is hard to find. FFA-1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA BRAKE The thorough use of today is the best preparation for tomorrow. Student Council-l, 25 Pep Squad-l, 2, 35 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 45 FHA-1, 2, 3. BILLIE BROCK She who talks the least says the most. Band-2, 3, 45 Y-Teens-2, 3, 45 FHA-l, 2, 35 Pep Squad-3, 45 Pep Band-3, 4. JACKIE BROWN Precious things come in small packages-what happened to me? Transferred from Cohn High School5 Y-Teens-2, 35 Pep Squad-2. JIMMY BROWN I'm willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can convince me. FFA-3, 45 Basketball-l, 2. ROBERT BULLOCK I hate girls, they irritate me, I love to be irritated. Student Council-1, 2, 35 Honor Letter Club-I, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball-I, 2, 3, 45 Track-. TOM BURROW Here's a guy who's cute to see and as nice as can be. Football-l,. 2, 3, 45 Track-3, 45 Secretary of Class-25 President of Class-3: Vice-President of Student Council-45 Secretary of Hi-Y, H1-Y-2, 3, 4: Student Council-2, 3, 45 Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 4. BILLY CALDWELL They say that he was once caught studying FFA-1, 2, 3, 4, 4-I-I club-1, 2, 3, 45 F tb ll-1' is d-I - TYHCR-l, 25 Basketball-1. oo a ' an ' 2' LARRY CAPSHAW As for me, all I know is that I know nothing. MERILYN CATE Transfer d IA glzilild tdispoSIflHDl?'Sl1 fllielidly hearty re rom onere ' -5M Tl '- Band-45 Senior Y-Teens-I45 ghortfsilz ost aemed Senior' S JIM CAWTI-ION ometimes I sit and think' sometimes I just sit FFA-1. 2. 3, 4, v'c -P 'd t f,FFA 3- 4. - ' - Basketball-15 Band-?25r'I3sbsSl?a11?-4. y H Club 1' 2, 3' 4' I RONNIE CI-IENEY Beware! I may yet do something sensational. LINDA CI-IRISMAN I take l'f 't d ' ' If FHA-1, 2. 5: Pep Sqlxaidgll zfmm an may 't' JERRY COLLINS Whenever I feel the urge to exercise I sit down 'till the feeling goes away. PAUL COTTON I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way. Student Council-l, 4. MARVIN Cox While we live, let's live in clover for when we're dead we're dead all over. Football-1, 2, 3, 45 FFA-2, 3, 45 Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 45 Hi-Y-45 Track-2, 3. DOUGLAS CRAFTON I'll get out-slow and surely. LOUISE CRANE Do as you please, as long as you please to do right. FHA-l, 2, 35 Y-Teens-1, 25 Pep Squad-1. x LINDA CROWELL To get through life why must we run, why can't we stop and have some fun? Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 Student Council-1, 35 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-15 Tennis-3, 4. BRENDA CRUTCHER There's nothing so kindly as being kind. FHA-l, 2, 35 Junior Y-Teens-15 4-H Club-2. CHERYL CRUTCHER A personality all her own. Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 4, Sub-District Secretary 4, Vice-President 3. President 45 Honor Letter Club-3, 45 Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 Friend- liest-45 FHA-15 Cheerleader-3, 45 Student Council-2, 3, 4, Re- porter 3, Secretary 45 Clee Club-35 Junior Attendant-35 Rebel Bowl Queen-35 Rebelette Staff-4. BETTY JEAN CUNNINGHAM Silence is golden. FHA-1, 2, 35 Junior Y-Teens-15 4-H Club-25 Radio Club-15 Pep Squad-1. WILLARD DANIEL I put my troubles in a pocket with holes in it. Baseball-I5 FFA-l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. PATSY -DAVIS Those who bring sunshine to the lives ol others cannot keep it from themselves. U Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 FHA-1, 2, 35 Y-Teens-l, 2, Q 4, Vice- President 2, Secretary 4. BETTY Jo DEASON I may be small, but I have big ideas. Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-1, 2. HOWARD DICKINSON But happy am I and carefree. BENNY DOZIER The only man who got his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe. Transferred from Central-Nashville-15 Chorus-4. CAROL DUKE Sweet and fair with golden hair. Transferred from Donelson High School, Nashvilleg Pep Squad-35 Y-Teens-3, 45 Beta Club-3, 4, Secretary 4. JOE DUNCAN I know I'll be remembered, but I don't know what for. Student Council-25 Hi-Y-45 4-H Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Radio Club-1, 2: Band-l, 2. DOROTHY EDGMON A winning smile, a star athlete? for an all-round girl she can't be eat. Student Council-3, 4, Treasurer 43 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Honor Letter Club-5, 45 FHA-l, 25 Beta Club-3, 45 Pep Squad-l, 2, 35 Class Treasurer-2, Secretary-Treasurer-3, Secretary -45 Barnwar-ming Attendant-25 Homecoming Attendant-25 Home- coming Queen-45 Clinic Bowl Representative-45 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4-Co-Captain-5, 4. BETTY ENGLAND Manners and gold are a woman's best ornament. FHA-I, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant-4. DWIGHT IESLICK The only thing bad about loafiing is that you can't quit it and rest. Boxing-3. MARTHA FIVEASI-I When in doubt-giggle. Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 4-I-I Club-1, 25 Forensics Club-3, 45 Y-Teens -l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis-3, 45 FHA-l, 25 Majorette-l, 2, 55 Drum Majorette-45 Head Majorette-45 Radio Club-1, 25 Vice-President of Classs-2. PHILIP FULCHER I want to be bashful but the girls won't let me. 1 Football-I5 Boxing-15 FFA-1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, V109-lfffsldfm 45 Hi-Y-45 Captain of Basketball 'Teamg Student Council-4. SENIOR DIRECTORY CORNELIA GARLAND One kind word can warm three winter months. 4-H Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club-25 FHA-1, 2, 3. ONEDA GARLAND I like work, I could stand and watch it all day. 4-H Club-1, 2, 3, 45 FHA-1, 2, 3. NANCY GARNER She is gentle, but not so sly, she has mischief in her eye. Class Reporter-15 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-l, 25 Tennis- 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 Forensics-45 Beta Club-4. BILL GARRIOT1' My mind is already made up. Don't confuse me with the facts. Transferred from Central, Nashvil1e5 Student Council-3, 45 Presi- dent Of Student Body-45 Hi-Y-3, 45 Beta Club-3, 45 Forensics Club-3, 4, President 45 Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 45 Football- l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-15 Baseball-1, 3, 45 Radio Club-1, 25 Chorus-2. ROBBIE GORE Nothing is impossible for a willing heart. f'e1ESguad-1, 2, 35 Band-1, 2, 35 4-H Club-l, 2, 3, 45 FHA- PAT GRAFF Anything that is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club-1, 25 Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 Honor Letter Club-3, 45 Basketball-1, 2, 35 Basketball Manager-35 Forensics-45 Beta Club-2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Student Council-45 Freshman Science Award5 Junior English Award. PHYLLIS GRAHAM A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Transferred from Spring Hil15 Y-Teens-3, 45 Pep Squad-35 FHA- 3, 4: Chorus-4. ROBERT GRANT All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well. Hi-Y-45 Track5 Forensics-45 Debating Squad-4. MIKE HALLEY Men of few words are the best men. JEAN HATFIELD With a smile on her lips and a spark of mischeif in her eyes. 45 Rebelette U Transferred from Douglas Freeman5 REBEL Staff-3, ?aff-3,3 4i Photographer-45 FHA-3, 45 Forensics Club-45 Y- eens- , . PEGINE HILL It's not what you do, it's what you're caught doing. Radio Club-I, 25 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 FHA-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Blue Grass Sub-District-2, Vice- Pregidgnt Blue Grass Sub-District-45 Tennis-3, 45 Pep Squad- TOM HUDGINS The more I see of girls, the more I like my dog. Transfer from BGA-25 Baseball-35 Cheerleader-45 Hi-Y-45 Sen- ior Superlative, Most School Spirit-45 Pep Squad-3. ANN HULME True worth is being, not seeing. Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, -45 Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 Basket- ball-1, 25 FHA-I, 2. 35 Chorus-4. HAROLD IRWIN I can resist anything but temptation. Student Council-35 Pep Squad-2, 35 Basketball-1, 2, 35 Track- l, 25 Honor Letter Club-2, 35 Glee Club-25 Band-3, 4. TANDY IRWIN What care I when I be at rlest? Kill time and take life at its est. Industrial Arts-3, 45 Radio Club-I5 Pep Squad-1, 2. MARY LEE JACKSON The best thing I know between France and England is the sea. 4-H Club-l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club-2, 3, President 2, 35 FHA- l. 2. MILLARD JEFFERSON He who invented work should have finished it. Pep Squad-1, 2, 35 Basketball-1. JERRY JENKINS However it Ube, it seems to me, 'tis only noble to be good. Student Council-1, 25 Pep Squad-1, 2. ' PAULETTE JOHNSON' Always pleasant, always gay, always friendly, that's her way. Transferred from West fNashvilleJ5 FHA-2, 35 Library Club-3. JESSE FAYE JONES I got the can't-help-its. PCP Squad-1. 2. 3: FHA-1. 2, 3, 45 Radio club-1, 2, student Council-1. LESLIE ONES I'm on the brink of success. Won't someone push me over? Transferred from Donelson High-4. MIKE JORDAN Little man now what. FFA-I, 2, 3, 4: Football-I, 2: 3, 45 Honor Letter Club-3, 4. SARAH L. JOSLIN But I'm impatient, I want to laugh now. Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club-l, 2, 3, 45 FHA-2, 35 Band- l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Letter Club-45 Pep Squad-1, 2, 3. LINDA F. KEY Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. FHA-l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 45 4-H Club-25 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club-2: Pep Squad-2, 35 Glee Club-25 Forensics-3, 4. JOE KING A man who trims himself to fit everybody else, will soon whittle himself away. JIM KINNIE Regulations are rules for the fools, but guides for the wise. JOHN P. KINNIE It doesn't matter how you run the race it's whether you win or not that counts. MARY ANN KINNIE He who takes the wrong road, makes the journey twice. FHA-l, 2, 35 4-H Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Y-Teens-1. SHARON K. LITTLE It is fine to believe in ourselves, but we must not be too easily convinced. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis-2, 35 Y-Teens-1, 2, 35 FHA-15 Honor Letter Club-3, 45 Student Council-l, 2. NICK J. LUNN I know I've been wrong, but l'm going to try it just one more lime. Pep Squad-I, 25 MARGARET F. MAJOR Be careful what you say and do, because you are the only Bible some people read. 4-H-1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 35 Williamson County 4-H Club, Re- porter-3, Secretary 45 Beta Club-2, 3, 45 Library-l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 45 FHA-I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian, 25 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-2, 3. ANNIE MARIE XIARLIN If I'm not there, have patience, I'm coming. FHA-1, 2, 51 4-H-1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens-I, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA S. MARLIN Nature's grandest gift-a man. Band-1, 2, 3, 45 FHA-I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad-25 Y-Teens-1, 2, 4: 4-H Club-I, 2, 3, 4. LOIS MCCLANAI-IAN f'The making of your fortune is in the mold of your hands. FHA-15 Glee Club-25 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY MITCHELL For a man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manner. Track-3. WILLIAM ED. MORAN If I ever marry, I'll marry a landlord's daughter. For then I may sit in the bar and drink cold brandy and water. U gfansferred from BGA-35 Hi-Y-45 Best Looking Boy in Senior ass. BARBARA F. NICHOLS Don't get married until you're too old to do anything else. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 45 Tennis-25 Y-Teens-I, 2, 3, 4, Songleader, 25 Honor Letter Club--3, 4, Reporter 45 Pep Squad -1, 2, 35 Student Council-2, 3, 45 Alternate-Girls' State-35 Alter- nate Football Cheerleader-4. HARRY B. NICHOLS Never a worry, never a care, has a good time anywhere. Student Council-I5 Pep Squad-15 Football-l, 25 Track-l. LARRY M. NICHOLS I have stuck my foot in my mouth so many times that I am beginning to like the taste of shoe polish. Football-1, 25 Track-15 Radio-25 Hi-Y-4. LEALAND B. NOLAND I envy no man who knows more than I do, but pity one who knows less. FFA-l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Freshman Class Vice- President5 Sophomore Class Reporter5 Student Council-2, 33 Basketball-1, 25 Football-1, 25 Hi-Y-3, 45 Alternate Boy's State- 35 Senior Citizenship Award. KENNETH A. PARIGIN I have never had a bad dayz some days are just better than ot ers. FFA-2, 3, 45 Forensics Club-45 Boxing-2, 35 Track-1. CAROL A. PARRISI-I Let sleeping dogs lie-who wants to rouse 'em? Class Treasurer-15 FHA-I, 2, 35 Pep Squad-I, 2, 35 4-H Club- I, 2, 35 Y-Teens-l, 2, 35 Radio Club-1. NIARY FRANCES PAUL Accuracy is my motto-I never make mistakes. FHA-l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club-l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club-25 Chorus- 45 Y-Teens-25 Special School Service Award-3. Page 45 Page 46 SENIOR DIRECTORY RONNIE T. PEACH M 3'The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. ITA-l, 2. ROBERT J. PEARSON A penny for your thoughts. Transfer from Hillsboro High-4. JOHN N. PINKERTON Wine, women, and song. RUBY LEE PONIEROY Two heads are better than one, aren't they, joe. LYNDA SUE PORTER If I can't convince you I sure can confuse you. Tlriiiisfirred from College Grove-33 Pep Squad-33 Y-Teens-33 MARTHA ANN PORTER Such a kind obliging smile. Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 23 Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Band-l, 2, 3,1 gg I4-H Club-13 FHA-23 Barnwarming Queen-43 Radio . ll - . ELINOR G. POSNACK Let the good times roll for tomorrow will be too late. FHA-l, 23 Pep Squad-1, 2, 33 Forensics Club-33 Majorette-I, 23 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3. REESE POTTs Know all you know, but speak not all you know. Radio Club-ll Boxing-23 Honor Letter Club-3. YVALTER PURYEAR Every man has his faults and honesty is one. 4-H-I, 2, 33 Student Council-1, 23 Class Vice-President-33 Hi-Y Clubhl, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-2, 33 Radio Club-l, 2, Technician 2. JENNIE REED Like granulated sugar-sweet and refined. Y-Teens-I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Chorus-23 Band-l, 23 FHA-2: 4-H-l, NTARTY ROBERTS Ah me-well, I did my best. Y-Teens-I, 2, 33 Pep Squad-1, 2, 33 Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter-33 Basketball-l, 23 Forensics Club-3, 4, Treasurer-43 4-H Club-I3 REBEL Staff-3, 4, Editor-43 Rebelette Staff-33 Stu- dent Council-2, 33 Radio Club-13 Pep Band-4. CAROL ANN ROGERS Rome was not built in a day, so why hurry? grarnsgerred from Peabodyg FHA-43 REBEL Staff-43 Rebelette . at - . ROBERT RUNDLE It is not who is right, but what's right that is important. CHRISTINE RYAN Cheerfulness has an excellent quality. FHA-l, 2: Pep Squad-2, 33 Glee Club-2. CHARLA SI-IIPLEY H One good friend is better than all the jewels in the world. lransferred from Cocke County Highg Pep Squad-33 Y-Teens-3: FHA-3, 43 lst Vice-President in Blue Grass Sub-District-4: Foren- sifs Club-4. ANN SHORT Beware, I may yet do something great! Basketball-l, 2: FHA-43 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-l, 2, 3. IRBY SIMPKINS Willing to do his part and more. Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Hi-Y-2, 3, 43 Football-l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 43 Student Council-43 President of Senior Class-43 Track 53 Band-1, 2. FRANCES SPENCE If silence is golden, I do not want to be rich. Transferred from Central High, MARY LOUISE STEPHENS She knows all the answers. Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Library Club-2, 3, 4, Vice-President-2, President-3, Middle Tennessee Reporter-33 Beta Club-2, 3, 4. PEGGY STEVENS Nothing is so popular as kindness. FHA-I3 Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Y-Teens-l, 2. JOE STEVENS Never a worry, never a care, has a good time anywhere. NANCY SUTTON If I'M not there, be patientg I'M coming. Y-Teens-li 2' 3, 4: PGP Squad-1, 2. 3: Basketball-I. XIELBA SWEENISY The only reason I don't drink is I like to know when I'm having a good time. 5-greens-1, 2, 3, 43 FHA-l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-43 Pep Squad- PAULETTE SYVEENY Sweet and simple. Chorus-23 Library Club-3, 4, Secretary-3, 4. JININIY TARVER He'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Student Council-23 Hi-Y-3, 43 Forensics Club-33 johnny Rebel- li Pep Squad-l, 2, 3: Riding Team-4. LUCY JANE TAYLOR Essence of sweetness, model of neatnessf' Transferred from St. Mary's, Sewanee, Tenn.-I3 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-1, 2, 33 FHA-2, 3, 43 Barnwarming Attendant-33 REBEL Staff-43 Annual Staff-4. DOROTHY THOMPSON In quiet she reposesf' Rebelette Editor-43 REBEL Staff-43 Beta Club-2, 3, 43 Student Council-l, 23 Y-Teens-I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter-33 Pep Squad-l, 2, 3: Basketball-l. ANN THURMAN Beware, for someday I may be a great actress. Band-l, 2, 43 Pep Squad-1, 23 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club-l, 2, 3, SCCTCIZIYY-3, Forensics Club-4. DAVE VADEN A friendly smile for all. Student Council-l, 23 Pep Squad-2, 33 Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 43 Hi-Y-3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms-43 Volunteer Boys Stateg Class -I-l'HElSlll'Cl'-41 Football-l, 2, 3, 43 Track-l, 2. TYRE VANCE You can't be good in football and English too. Football-l, 2, 3, 4, Captain-43 Boxing-l, 2, 3, 43 Track-1, 2, 8, 43 Hi-Y-41 Honor Letter Club-2, 3, 4, President-43 Pep Squad-2, 3, 4. NANCY VAUGHN Slow to speak, slow to anger. U Student Council-l, 3, 43 Y-Teens-I, 2, 3, 4, President-23 Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Beta Club-2, 3, 4g Radio Club-l, 23 Basketball- lg Representative to Volunteer Girls State-33 Freshman Class Presidentg Vice-President of Senior Class. MARY YVALLS The sweetest little bundle ever delivered by a stork. FHA-l, 2, 33 4-H-l. EMOGENE WALTON I know a lot, but I can't think of it. FHA-l, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-1, 2, 33 4-H Club-l, 2. SHIRLEY WATKINS What wisdom can you find greater than kindness. FHA-I, 2, 3, 4, Songleader-23 Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 4, Songleader- 3, 4: Radio Club-l, 2, 33 Pep Squad-2, 3: 4-H Club-1. 3, 4, Songleader. WAYNE WATKINS The prize goes to him that makes the best finish. I-'FA-I, 23 Radio Club-23 Football-3, 43 Hi-Y-43 Track-3. PAT WELLS Proof that her life is comlxeteajook at her third finger, left an . FHA-l, 43 4-H Club-l, 23 Y-Teens-3. ALLENA WEST The only way to have a friend is to be one. FHA-1, 2, 3, 4, Historian-33 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer-4: Pep Squad-l, 2, 33 Tennis Manager-2, 3. EDWARD WHITLEY Athlete, friendly, kind3 another one like him is hard to find. Student Council-l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad-l, 23 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Captain-33 President of Class-23 Honor Letter Club-3, 43 Wittiest-4. NANCY WRAY Her wit and good humor bloom all the year through. Basketball-l, 23 FHA-li Y-Teens-l, 2, 3, 43 PEP Squad-1, 2, 3- NANCY YORK I grow old learning something new everyday. FHA-l, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad-I, 2. 33 4-H Club-l, 3, Songleader-3. - FTOP :ff .ff f !Tv 5 Z' f G ' e , ,-.1' ,Ayn :6,QiffxQXkMf,2,f3 Q N ,ef 2,1 - J.-,A -Qfv5.,,hg5,,f 'ff-fa yy :ef --m?Kvs- 1 V ' fffih I 1 ' ' 1- , , 1-'-vnu , ,iff gf... ,gi I .Q 5 , . I ., P .' 4 S , ., .L, , f i . fl'LQITLOI'l'QS O OUI' FEATURE -lu- Fage 47 I x LEDGMON ohn Rebel, representative of 'ed by the and approved A if efoiffflfif , if L? of X, i o O X x ii .gwarcf Exif- ARBARA 1cHoLs 31.14 itizenslzillq .zrwarcl o i LELAND o The DAR and the Rotary? Club dtizofighipi awards are given each year to a senior boy and igifgjwho are nominated by the senior class :and elected iii 'bjroithe fac- ulty' o . M ii o Vafechctorian MARGARET MAJOR 98.27 21.14 Csjalutatorian MARY LOUISE STEPHENS 97.87 Q ff eff,,ez,-lfgfmafuq 1 affix 7541 13 ' DOROTHY THOMPSON PAT GRAFF 97 .04 96.69 BILL GARRIOTT NANCY VAUGHN 97 .25 96.54 CAROL DUKE 95.88 PEGINE HILL 92.92 TOP TEN SENIORS NANCY GARNER BARBARA NICHOLS 93.44 92.99 DOROTHY EDGMON 95.27 NIARTY ROBERTS 92.52 Page 51 CS, tate .mepresentatives NANCY ANDERSON DUDLEY DAVIS and are nominated by the faculty and voted year to represent their school at State. 151: Y Cheryl Crutcher does the 'twist' at the dame X after the game. HOMECOMIN G COURT Left to Right: Cindy Hoover, Shelley Fowlkes, Queen Donnhy Edgmon, Nancy Anderson, Susan !Xkin. THE CROWNING MOMENT Senior attendant, Susan Akin, leads the four attendants in annual home- roming parade. . . this was omecomintgf ' 'r5,,,,,...,...----.. . 1.67 ' t .i ' .Q V --Y ,st - , .Nha - ,A , ., - M W ' 'f I ,1 .af 1961 G A i 'J 'f - 'z 'way '35 a, n ix 9 I X i mg Y- 9 f 5 '1 E N A 'Q x 2 4 -M . 3 T. '--X, g xx , 3. M, 3 we 5 i 53 v f ,ma ' 'S '-I C+ 'E Q A ,. X, X, .. i 3 1 ,.., ,,,, .W ,lr ...ff ' . ,R ti T' Page 53 f,-my 1-,,,:f,,, Wi VmifEmwpMA , lam 1 Page 54 QW ,fig .,,,, 2 . w ' Miami A Wagigv fkfiv MISS DOROTHY EDGMON Af, 24 omecoming ueen ' ,Q,.'!fi?fW ff.: Q, fx Q Ji l : q A C XZ! 1 I fli., . ..,, , - - ffm1w1g::z .NM .. I i RFQ . f'z.Si3e2i:'z'11zg71325515252-555191 raw' ' Q -1 .f A EF HS ,, . , ,... , J-411' 1: .J If . ' 3, 4:1-ag :gf M ,, .,,, ,, , . .,.. Af33y.,,.f'- .rw-sfE3f?1f N , . .. 1 , miyw. A,,11. , mg, H 1w,,1.': fum. ,. y 'f ' t 'in' das? f izeggkgzgffig yy ' 5 . . Q, ,M ' 1 J I Q??gsf5,'a.A, f,,h . -,, 1- 4. mf-,M HAI' ew K HV M 'H Q, Q ,X- X 1 W1 A Q iw ,. ...-,, ,T Q 'iff' '- - ' ' W 213, 4., W , ' K A rl , L- 2' r H .. L we y 1 1' 'j A , uvi'g'L'f l,Hrf2wf1.- ,,,'. 1 H fn 1 ., ff' , P'w:.:QiM K ,f '53 4i1brf-n-413-ssl!-'at-agna-2: 'ff 'K K. Ag, ' If 5 A A , fr - f ,, -at . . ,- .v . . . , '15 'I ' ' i il V 'Q H W , M,,w.,. W . ' A' -1 if 2 i wi- .- ' Rf f w e A ' Z1 4, K i iy .ln V. in I n il.. 5 .,,W, K A 3 .5, A A. , , 4, If . . ig ,LH , - f .. V f 1, 2 3, , L ,X at '- fha' - 4 g 5 - , A ' ., , 7 1 g , W Ev ,W 51, 4 f , , i Igf f 4 4, 'i - ff --5 K S ,pl ,f , E4 Q V. K: Qi N , 5 W 5, : ' ' ' I , I All . ff. , Q f...,..7 4 Q ' , ' E MYAZMA. V 5' ' V S 1 ' I 5 4-5 - U WY, . - .. 5 45 . 'K Q ' .SY 1 w-A Page Philip Fulcber prepares to take the squealing pig from the victor and new owner. A TRADITION AT F.H.S. The annual F.F.A. barnwarming has be- come a tradition at Franklin High School. On a Saturday night in the late fall, boys in gaily checked gingham shirts bring their dates dressed in bright dresses with swirling skirts to the gym, which is transformed into a huge barn bedecked in blue and gold streamers for the occasion. Mr. Sutton, being a talented square dance caller, leads the group in many colorful and exhausting dances. The queen and her attendants are presented and reign over the festivities from a throne of hay. Then come the other events such as the ladies' nail-driving con- test, the cutest couple contest, a Cakewalk, and the famous greased pig chase. Thank you, boys, for giving us this tradition. 58 i 1 , Q -'Q ,a Square dancing for all was the call for that Saturday night Miss Anderson, left and Mrs. Edwards,right prove that ladies can drive a nail as well as teach English. Each year the Franklin High Men's Club sponsors the Rebel Bowl Game. The two schools playing in the game and Franklin High are represented by a queen and an attendant. Sixteen girls from each school are selected by their respective football teams. The two from each school who sell the greatest number of tickets are chosen as queen and attendant. This year Columbia won over Glencliff 20-14. Hfzendanz NIISS PENNY LISH up H -Nw--if.fwifasff1Qe-zs5-5 ,...,, N , 5 - ,ae Q 55 'Zim if , . i-fin 'Z Pk I' 4' 'X rl' EE + P X , ax , in fr mf 4 Nw 1 lui' av F A , t 4i fl X31 s i ' 1 Q 31 in iw f.-i-ms1z,ii,k.fft' s ssr' , X. .. f A s 1f1111a2 :SSS-fifiix f r: :,fi'5E 'I i im',JI5E5:1f1E.iE:il?:ii'2'1lE: , ..,AK. .W ' P'.1e1f? 1f gp s r W Si UQQLQ! QW! Queen as MISS B A K ETTY GREEK Page 59 1961 -mocfeo Queen MISS SHELLEY FOWLKES For a week each spring when the rodeo comes to town, Franklin be- comes a town of ten gallon hats, cowboy boots, quarterhorses, and Brahma bulls. Last spring one of 't-he nominees from our school was chosen to reign as queen of the rodeo. Miss Shelley Fowlkes and her horse added a touch of regality as they led the parade through Franklin. Page 60 .Rfrion .Zwaral MISS ANN HULME This award is presented each year to a senior band member who is outstanding in service to the band. Q is E i H U I 1 w 'T' 5 5 5? fb lk If , ix , 7, , ,. ,si s ix Front Row, left to right: Tom Burrow, Cheryl Crutcher, Dorothy Edgmon, Jody Fowlkes, and Bill Garriott. Second Row: Barbara Blair, Susan Akin, Johnny Curley, Larry Fulcher, Mike Vaden, Travis Pittman, Arnold Alexander, Mike Haynes, Houston Naron, Dick Moore, Bill Colley, Paul Cotton and Mr. Sutton. Third Row: Barbara Nickols, Marvin Pratt, Pat Buchingham, Judy Sparkman, Debbie Heithcock, Shirley Fiveash, Cindy Hoover, and Mr. Sawyer. Fourth Row: Elaine Cherry, Pat Graff, Nancy Vaughn, Frances Murray, Ann Zimmerman, Millie Irwin, Emily Langhans, Joyce McMillan, Kay Warren, Betty Moran, Polly Cole, Shelia Johnson, Jane Hall, Janice Inman, Judy Caldwell, Gayle Garrett, Patsy Sparkman, Sue Miller, John Pinkerton and Dudley Davis. Fifth Row: Jimmy Smith, Woodard Frost, Charlie Fox, Joe Simpkins, Ted Lowe, Brenda Vines, Connie Pucker, Irby Simpkins, Pat Smith, Edward Yvhitley, Gil YVitt, Philip Fulcher, Jimmy Vaden, Bobby Lee Hood, Larry Needham, and Jimmy Cartwright. STUDE T COUNCIL - Everyone brought gifts for the needy at Christmas Left president, DOROTHY EDGMON, treasurerg BILL GARRIOTT, president' and CHERYL CRUTCHER, secretary. 1,- fs f Page 62 OFFICERS to Right: JODY FOWLKES, reporter, TOM BURROW, vice- S.. rw-f I , , mi ' ' , . V Jilin- 1 J i C E it e , 1 at -4, ,I fm, - .L gl. y LE SENIOR MEMBERS ffifxr M mon, Pat Graff and Bill Garriott. OFFICERS Left to Right: PATSY SPARKBIAN, terasurerf retzlryg PAT GRAFF, presidentg and SARA FAYE LOCKE, mee- president, CAROL DUKE, see- - BETA CLUB Seated from left to right: Ellen Vaupel, Diana Dale, Sue Miller, Patsy Sparkman, Betty Greer, -Iody Fowlkes, Gayle Little. and Sara Locke. Second Roux' Travis Pittman, Jane Hall. Houston Naron, Gayle Garrett. Billy Hagelgan, Connie Simmons, Larry Needham, Dottie Richardson, -Ilflllllf' Vaden, Sandra johnson, jimmy Lampley, Sheila johnson. Allison Arnold, and Frances Mnrrey. -A First Row: Carol Duke, Dorothy Thompson, Mary Stevens and Margaret Major. Second Row: Nancy Vaughn, Dorothy Edg- if Page 63 Front Row: Diana Dale, Carol Harris, Linda Key, Janice Pewitt, Martha Fiveash, Linda Dickson, Ann Thurnjan, Judy Fitts, and Jane Whorley. Second Row: Phillip Roberts, Jimmy Vaiden, Allison Arnold, Frances Murray, Robbie Burrus, Pat Graff, Pegine Hill, Charla Shipley, Nina Jones, Shelia Mangrum, Jennie Walker, Millie IrwiII, and Houstan Martin. Third Row: Bill Garriott, Juliet Greer, Kenneth Parigin, Leslie Jones, Shelia Johnson, Bill Cooley, Kay Warren, Mr. Brooks, Emily Langhans, Marty Roberts, and Otey Walker. FORENSIC CLUB - The villain, Linda Key, paces back and forth ax hero, Iennie Walker stares with awe. Left to right: ROBBIE BURRUS, vice-president, ALLISON ARNOLD, reporter, BILL GARRIOTT, president, DIANA DALE, secretary: and BIARTY ROBERTS, treasurer. Page 64 OFFICERS Front Row: Nuuq CL1u'ner. Pegiue Hill. XZIIICT Sutton. Cluirlzt Shipley, Carol Duke, zuul Pat Grail. Stzuuiingi Paul Cotton. Bob Grunt, Leslie jones, Dave Vaiden, and Mike klortizui were the senior play rust for l962. They portmyed the inmates :intl outm:ues of a resting home in l'he Curious Savage. Rel: Bill Gzueriott auul Yankee Leslie jones took us hack to the Clixil War in The Breaking of the Bread. The senior play cast for 1961 led the audience through an hour of laughs with Time Out for Ginger. The speeeh class presented The Clean- est Town in the XVest. jim are you sure you have the right prop? x I , N X I fp 5 1 W , . is it W .X directors dream, a happy audience! l-gi Page 65 REBEL ,mtg 5?!3.f ' an ,f fi 1 - 11 VVLI MARTY ROBERTS Editor JOURNALISM CLASS The Journalism Class is composed of students interested in working on the REBEL, the Frank- lin High annual, and the Rebelette, our high school paper. This year the Rebelette received a face-lifting from Editor Dorothy, and Jr. Editor Terry Gladney sparked the sports section with his game write-ups and his columns. Pegine Hill contributed her witty style to the feature section aided by the other class members. The REBEL staff was able to add more pages and try new techniques in the 1962 annual. For mi ca GRADED au? JULIET GREER Business Manager the first time, Franklin High had a darkroom where Chip Beasley, Walter Puryear, Tom Burrow, Mary Andrews, and Juliet Greer de- veloped and printed many of our pictures. Jody Fowlkes, Jr. Editor, served also as copy editor, and Jean Hatfield was in charge of photography. We hope that you will approve of the changes we have made and will find a collection of wonderful memories on these pages. From left: Pegine Hill, Lucy Jane Taylor, Mrs. Jordan, Cheryl Crutcher, Dorothy Thompson, Jody Fowlkes, Jean Hat Held, Terry Glarlney, and Donald Fox. Page 66 DOROTHY THOMPSON PEGINE HILL Editm' Business Manager . -n - '?4ie4n, 1 REBELETTE Chip Beasley and lean Hatfield are in charge of photography. Lucy lane, Dorothy, and Pegine look in the files. -my J. i , Sponsor, Mrs. jordan gives orders to Terry, Cheryl, and Donald. Page 67 Lefi to right: SHARON NOLAND, reporter, PETE XIOSLEY, president, MARY ANN KINNIE, vice- presidentg MIKE VADEN, secretary: and NORMA FIELDS, secretary. Page 68 First Row: Janie Nash, Joyce Parker, Linda Naron, Jean Murphy, Marie Marlin, Oneda Garland, Mary Lee Jackson, Cornelia Garland. Linda Key, Margaret Major, Jerry Hickman, Aaron Blanton, and Pete Mosley. Second Row: James Hickman, Houston Naron, Robert Green, 'Mary Ann Kinnie. Barbara Mahon, Juanita Watkins, Sharon Noland, Betty Dunnivanl, Bonnie Scruggs, Sandra Mosley, Dorothy Mosley, Nina Jones, Maxie Caldwell, and Maggie Newell. Third Roux' James Mathis, Ronnie Simmons, Mike Vaden, Eddie Reynolds, Judy Wilburn, Sandra Johnson, Paula McCord, Sarah Joslin, Emily McKee, Juanita Arnold, Norma Fields, Jane Polk, and Millie Irwin. Fourth Row: Sara Caldwell, Joyce Rivers, Judy Barnhill, Peggy Rainey, Nancy Barker, Beverly Gilbert, Elaine Cherry, Sandra Marlin, Carol Parrish, Linda Henry, Joanne McPherson, Levern Sweeney, and Mary Kolek. Fifth Row: Jack Cawthon, Betty Ann Goodman, Betty Crafton, Sandra Hickman, Ann Vaden, Vonnie Sweeney, Ann Harris, Joe Duncan, Nicky Davis, Sue Thomas. Joyce Ladd, and Larry Williams. Sixth Row: Jim Cawthon, David Clark, Jimmy Brown, Douglas VVaddey, Danny YVallace. Billy Caldwell, Billy Johnson Johnny Maxwell. Edwin Noland, Dwight Lynch, NN. Beard, Ed lvhitley, Dave Vaden, Larry Nichols, Joe Arnold, and Jones Arnold. 4-H CLUB . Senten' from left to right: Sara Binkley, Jo Anne DcNIOntehrnen, Sandra johnson. Mary Maupin. Standing: Linda Johnson, Linda Ray, Margaret Major, Payketle Sweeney. Betty England. Mary Stephens, .Xnn Tallant. Bettvl'Puryear, Frances Paul. Liana Schiveimer Beverly Gilbert. Carolyn Vernon, and Mrs. Johnson. l OFFICERS Left to right: PAULETFE SWEENEY, serretaryg JO ANNE DF- MONTEBRUEN, presidentg MARGARET NIAJOR, reporter: and SANDRA JOHNSON, vice-president. :iii Q11 1111 S11 limi 111 1111 111 :iii 111 - H1111 gr 5 111 ' 1111 111 :iii erer A'fyv9iS4 I -f - LIBRARY CLUB Library worker, Margaret Major, returns a book to the shelf. Page 69 r F.H. . - MEMBERS J. Alexander, J. Arnold, N. Barker, J. Barnhill, M. Beasley N. Bennett, P. Bennett, J. Blackburn, F. Braddy, C. Brown L. Burkett, A. Caldwell, M. Caldwell, G. Chadwell, E. Cherry L. Chrisman, L. Claiborne, Cox, M. Cox, T. Crabtree, B Crafton, B. Custer, B. Dickson, L. Dickson, B. Dunnivant, G Edwards, J. Frasier, L. Gallaher, T. Gay, B. Gilbert, J Givens, P. Gray, M. Harper, B. Harrell, C. Hay, A. Herd, B. Hood, R. Hood, C. Hoover, M. Irvin, S. Jenkins, L. Jen nette, L. Johnson, Johnson, E. King, L. King, M. Kolek, J. Ladd, B. Lancaster, E. Langhans, C. Langley, B. Mahon S. Mahon, K. Maitland, N. Martin, VV. Martin, M. Maupin McMillan McPherson B Mitchell S Morgan Bi Murrey, M. Newell, L. Newell, B. Nichols, B. Osborne, J Park, D. Parker, D. Parigin, D. Peach, Polk, C. Puckett, B. Puryear. P. Rainey, L. Reed, L. Reed, D. Richardson, M Rieves. C. A. Rogers, J. Sanders, B. Scruggs, R. Sells, A Short, D. Southall, M. Stephens, L. Sweeney, V. Sweeney, A Tallant, S. Thomas, M. Tnmerlin, V. Vernon, I. D. Walls, C. YVarren, P. West, L. Yvhaley, C. White, R. YVhite, M. J Worley. M. Yates, and A. Zimmerman. I Lfjt lo right: BIELBA SWEENEY, secretar'y,' LINDA KEY, historian, PIQGINE HILL, president, JANICE PEWITT, song leader, and BETTY HUFF, vice-prcsizlmzt. Not pictured: LINDA PRATT, treasurer, and SHELIA MANGRUM, reporter. Page 70 QE ' Ge Q., 'Y AQ 40 'V I f 5' E: .5-f,v'v ':'z 95 -f f geji QT dai' Xa K 1 .4 1 ' 2 ' , ff-. :..k ji. 5 1 if Y t 32: 1.- 6 A -i ' . Y t 4 nr as -r.r First Row: Lealand Noland, Barry Batey, Marvin Cox, Ed Noland, Philip Fulcher, and Willard Daniels. Second Row: David Pewitt, Dewey Garland, Frank jones, john Beerman, Billy Braddy, John Kinnie, Wilson Herbert, Wayne Potts, Sam Reynolds, joe King, Dwight Lynch, Clinton Cox, and J. W. Beard. Third Row: Danny Cotton, Eddie Cox, jerry Brown, Bobby Davidson, Jimmy Crunk, Billy johnson, johnny Maxwell, Charles Yvilson, Walker Cox, Bobby Lee Hood, Mike Jordan, Tom Beard, Howard Hood. Fourth Row: jimmy Smith, Ronnie Simmons, Ronald Fox, Charles Chil- dress, Rayford Scales, Murray Holt, Randall Harris, Earl Logan, Bobby Turnage, David Hensley, Luther Dodd, William jefferson, Paul Batey, and Mr. Potts, sponsor. Fifth Row: james Mathis, jimmy Jewell, Johnny Horton, james Hood, Tommy Smithson, james Anderton, jack Cawthon, jimmy Vaughn, Delmer Sullivan, Wilburn Martin, Homer Beard, Ray Scruggs, Larry Yates, and jerry Poteete. Sixth Row: Tommy Taylor, Marvin Riggins, O. WV. Mangrum, Douglas Waddey, Carey Reynolds, Eugene Stansberry, joe Hargrove, Wayne Davis, Randy York, George Beard, Earl Mitchell, jimmy Plemmons, Larry jenkins, and Floyd Carter. F.F. . - Seated from left: PHILIP FULCHER, vice-president, LEALAND N0- LAND, president, Standing: WILLARD DANIELS, secretary, BARRY Mr- Slllfvn 1611115 1120 Sqlldfe-441102 at the BEATY, l7'ell.S'uT67',' EDWIN NOLAND, reporter, and MARVIN Cox, annual Bgrnwgyming, sentinel. Page 72 , -gf , QQ,-ww rv fy, ..Q,,,, -. 1, wg: J, 'yisffi Q' X ' 4f., l Mmm.,- .gfx 77 -.gh K Y .' gvru as Y bv' fjfgsnz gif 7 MW 'Y' fl f .sg fn.. M, ,Y ,, M. , . ,. ,wagn- J! .. mf ,, ' ' V I ..,, ,. Q . -. Qi First Row: Mrs. New, Rita Gathman, Pattie West, Brenda Dickson, Linda Dickson, Juanita Watkins, Mary Worley, Joyce McMillan, Carolyn Warren, Ann Zimmerman, Emily Langhans, Kay Warren, Gerry Carlisle, Beth Lancaster, Jennie Walker, Sally Cole, Penny Lish, and Debbie Heithcock. Second Row: Mary Sands, Peggy Rainy, VVanda Martin, Brenda Mahon. Carol Brown, Nancy Martin, Patsy Sullivan, Pamela Jenkins, Mary Ann Smithson, Lillian Beard, Barbara Deason, Barbara Gray, Sue McKee, Shirley Atkisson, Linda Johnson, Betty Dunnivant, Kendra Dunning, and Judy Sparkman. Third Row: Lavinia Gordon, Nancy Barker, Ellen Vaupel, Mrs. Johnson, Emily Eubanks, Dorothy Staggs, Jane Frazier, Linda Redmond, Patsy Johnson, Joanne lVoodard, Julie Alexander, Beverly Caldwell, Linda Johnson, Betty Murrey. Ann Talant, Ann Vaden, Vonnie Sweeney, Jan Hume, and Betty Moran. Fourth Row: Shirley McGee, Sharon Noland, Louise Steele, Cheryl Hardcastle, Carol Sanders, Jane Sweeney, Elaine Bradley, Faye Smithson, Sheila Mangrum, Nina Jones, Barbara Isaacs, Janet Rogers, Janice Inman, Gayle Garrett, Jane Hall, Barbara Hughes, Jane West, Jan Tyre, Mary Hume, and Marv Coleman. Fifth Row: Carolyn Ford, Dorothy Mosley, Connie Simmons Barbara Blair, Robbie Burrus, Allison Arnold, Charlotte White, Diana Roberts, Carol Harris, Elaine Hudgins, Shelley Fowlkes, Norma Fields. Judy Lillard, Bonnie Mencer, Mary Beth Parigin, Juanita Arnold, Sara Talley, Sara Brinkley, and Carol Talley. Sixth Row: Lila Greer, Judy Blackburn, Fay Sullivan, Ruth Clark, Sandra Johnson, Jane Pinkerton, Frances Murrey. Diana Dale, Dottie Richardson, Linda Strickland, Brenda Vines, Lucy Bagsby, Linda Henry, Sandra Hickman. Libby Claiborne, Trudy Crabtree, Betty Jo Crafton, Estelle King, and Marjorie Harper. JU 1oR Y-TEENS . OFFICERS Seated: SHELLEY FOWLKES, president, and ELAINE HUDGINS, vice-president. Standing: CONNIE SIMMONS, secretary, and JANE Lila Greer in 4 g,1ke.gg on 77 Sunset Strip, SWEENEY, treasurer. l thi s Z 'i-', i 12 if . - 5 it srss - 1 . H , . . .... 1 q ' 'trv ' . J .V,..V . J V,,. . f s. sf 4X en. , . or . J, HIINSFIS T S1 S' ,-...,.. S S . 2 rrn'. J Page 74 - . 1. g - .1 ,.,., Fr . OFFICERS porter. Standing left to right: Mrs. Cawthon, Cheryl Crutcher, Sharon North, Patsy Davis, Allena West, and Polly Cole. Sec- ond Rout: Shirley YVatkins, Emogene Walden, Nancy York. Dorothy Thompson, Nancy Vaughn, Ann Thurman, Melba Sweeney, Linda Crowell, Nancy Wray, Sharon Little, Ann Short, Barbara Nichols, Lucy Jane Taylor, Nancy Bond, Dorothy Edgrnou, Nancy Garner, Martha Fiyeash. and Juliet Greer. Third Row: Ann Harris, Linda Brake, Betty Hull, Alice Jenkins, Linda Pratt, Sarah Joslin, Linda Furlough, Linda Estep, Lois McClanahan, Mary Louise Stephens, Margaret Major, Nancy Anderson, Linda Carroll, Carol Duke, Billie Brock, and Betty Robertson. Fourth Row: Yklanda Helton, Judy Jeters, Betsy Gentry, Shelia Johnson, Sarah Faye Locke, Lejune Givens, Ann Herd, Mary Andrews, Judy Caldwell, Gayle Little, Patsy Sparkrnan, Sue Miller, Betty Greer, Jody Fowlkes, Ann Alley, Martha Porter, Meri Cate, and Dorothy XValler. Fifth Row: Betty lVhitley, Pat George, Marie Marlin, Sandra Marlin, Phyllis Graham, Betty Jo Deason, Peggy Stephens, Carolyn Heithcofk, Betty Ann Goodman, Lynda Porter, Linda Key, Jennie Reed, Linda Adair, Ann Hulme, Nancy Sutton, Susan Akin, and Pat Grail. . SENIOR Y-TEENS Left to right: ALLENA WEST, treasurer, SHARON NORTH, vice-president: PATSY DAVIS, secretary, CHERYL CRUTCHER, president, POLLY COLE, re- l Page 75 The chorus practices every day at school under the direction of Mr. Pegram, and performs for programs and as- semblies. Reheeca Lane serves as accompanist for the group. . CHORUS First Row: Phyllis Graham, Mary Lee Cox, Shirley McGee, Trula Coleman, Lola Mae Swagger, Sara Faye Locke, Betty Jo Robertson, 'Mona Tomerlin, Betty Sue Mahon, Mary Ann Smithson, lva Dale Walls, and Rebecca Lane, accompanist. Second Row: Clara Walls, Jane Worley, Patsy Johnson, Judy Fitts, Doris Parigin, Frances Paul, Ruth Clark, Linda Whaley, Pat Buckingham, Faye Wray, Carolyn Golden, and Janie Nash. Third Row: Julia McClure, Meri Cate, Ann Hulme, Linda Henry, Dorothy Staggs, Shelia Mangrum, Evelyn Garrett, Nina Jones, Linda Strickland, Juliet Greer, Bar- .Jara Mahon and Norma Fields. Fourth Row: Houston Naron, Benny Dozier, lVillie Lee Beard, Harold Irvin, Charles Daniels, Van Carroll, Larry Skelley, Eddie Reynolds, James Mathis, and Gary Stevens. Page 77 FRA KLI HIGH BA D. The Band began preparing for the 1961 marching season early in the summer, and in August they went to Fall Creek Falls State Park for a week of marching and playing drill. Practice seems to have paid for the band, under the direction of Mr. Wfayne Pegram, marched their way to an A rating in the M.T.S.B.O.A. marching contest. Twenty-four bands participated in this marching spectacular, held this year in Rebel Stadium. Then, November 18, the band journeyed to Chattanooga to compete in the Tri-State March- ing Festival. There they scored again, returning with a rating of excellent The Band Parents' Club had as their goal for the year, new uniforms for next year. They operated the concession stands during football season and, aided by the band members, partici- pated in the Lions' Club broom sale and the Civitan fruitcake sale. The band gave a concert at Christmas and one in the spring. They also competed in a concert contest and many of the members entered solo and ensemble contests. OFFICERS Iffneeling: JACKIE LYNCH, EARLE DURARD, and EARLE NICHOLS bzandmg: WILLIE LEE BEARD, MARTHA PORTER JANICE INMAN and RAY SCRUGGS. Section rehearsals are so much more fun under the trees at band camp. Page 78 DIRECTOR MR. WAYNE PEGRAM Q 1- wx- VV W .K wg 9 ' ' ffalfnk' Q ?x,fVv?59s ' K s AA. Wy - Y ' -Q. V wsxrki 2 R ffgk- ' I f ' I we , V V . W ' ' I xiii. ' 4 V sgffggfv 12252 ',,.l 0 3,5 5, i. 1-,I ' , 'VX' 2 i'i 4 'ff . - W fsyf 'QSM-ffl., A -ay :Q 2- ' Ax -4-J -11 V, t f flgx-. , 5 jg, x 'V 12:22,-5?' sf TV ' xx! XJ! x 'V 1, , ig: . , ,E U we ,f 4+ ug ' 3 ' -' E? Tr' if . yi?-317 1 . - , 1 , Qmv, it fflwvi v is ' V-'. 4 -913,1 .. -1 , A . JLKM pf. . .44 4 Wpffrgw . s '- UV V 1 mpg A V , V ' 27? . 'U .LV iff? . '-, ', 2 . 5 :A . ' -K . 'SQA Q., My 3 A 'i '4 .Xb K '-.'.4,.,.' ig V lj qkgwk x' ' ..,jQf3 ' , ' x 'V I . .' 'V L 5 Y ' 0' X 'fx V 4 ,J - L...1 .Qi ,xx ,.W. n - A-x.L-yr , ...J.L,, In ' .Img :fx v. Y I, , ' lg ,XJ 1 4 ,J V 1 VXQ -, 1 , 5 .aff-L J - kx,. , 1 ' X !, YJ. wtf WNV. ,M 31 .w V :- 554 , , 1, x, v MQ' , . N, Q V, V , V S. , . ,-if Tygfl . A K , :fix 595-I . , f I fb, 'W 4 ,,,. - 1 - . 1 , Avg? f L V .sf-:A . X V H! N ,,4. .yay V-VQIQA Lg J, R ff 3 I X , l Vivid ' K 5 . iapyiqg? Q , -- VXA 3 ' a I ', .Q A I I ' ' N. .1 , f' A K . - ff. f E ,Vx x , f t V 'M Qi., w KA 5 V ' ' 'W' Vx FQQI V . V ' Q, ' H ,fig ' V ,. . V 1 va VV. A . - ' 5 k Ni. ,fr gif, ,,v4 J, , ,L -V V 6 V X L. , ,V -NH . LA .14 5 f V -iv' , ,K V in I 5 , 1 a .L ., A ,N if'-1 , A ' . , 1 , .wd - X ,. Xa. Clarinets: Gayle Garrett, Billie Ruth Parks, Juanita Arnold, Billie K. Brock, Connie Simmons, Jimmy Hickman, Emily McKee, Richard Zseltvay, Wanda Martin, Maggie Newell: and Jennie Parks. Bass Clarinet: Janice Pewitt. Alto Clarinet: Sara Joslin. Bassoon: Barbara Hughes. ,0boe: Ellen Vaupel. Flutes: Meri Cate Marty Roberts, JoAnne DeMontebreun, and Martha Porter. Alto Saxophone: Donna Sherrill and Jerry Hickman. Tenor Saxophone: Harry Tidwell. Baritone Saxophone: Earle Nichols. French Horns: Ann Hulme, Mary Benton Coleman, Diane Gregory, and Phillip Roberts. Trumpets: Billy Gregory, Jackie Lynch, Earle DuRard, Aaron Blanton, Eugene Hunt, Bobby Hood, and Andrea Whit- ley. Baritone Horn: YVilliam Northern. Trornbones: Anthony Noland, Freddie Boone, Otey Walker, Billy Hagelgan, and Ray Scruggs. Bass Horns: Steve Singleton and Danny Wallace. Percussion: Janice Inman, Willie Lee Beard, Paula Nlcflord, Dale DeNIontebreun, Howard Hood, and Janice While. String Bass: Danny Boone. CONCERT BA . Kneeling: Billy Gregory, Willie Lee Beard, and Dale DeMont- breun. Standing: Danny Wallace, Eugene Hunt, Ray Scruggs, Marty Roberts, Harry Tidwell, Gayle Garrett, Earle Nichols, and Donna Sherrill. Page 80 PEP BAND gi PEP BAND 412 Jerry Hickman, and William Northern. 4 Left to right: Danny Wallace, Jackie Lynch, Anthony Noland, Earle DuRard, Howard Hood, Billie Ruth Parks, Emily McKee, JoAnne DeMontebreun, Dale Defviontebreun, Harry Tidwell, Kneeling: Linda Pratt. Nlartha Fiveash. drum majorette, and Ellen Vaupel. Standing: Shirley Fiveash, Ann Thurman. Cheryl Kay Harrlcastle, Beverly Caldwell. and Sherrie Crutcher, alternate. ' . MAJORETTES DANCE BA D - i Ifirxi Row: liarlc Nichols, jerry Hickinmi. Donna Sherrill, mul llxirry 'I'iclwcll. Srroml Ihmx' Sir, Pegram. Billy Hagel- gan, Freddie Boone, Ray Scruggs. Anthony Noland, :intl Danny Bonne. '1'11ird' Kmr: .Xziruu Blxmton. jackie Lynrh. Billy Gregory, Eugene Hunt, and l.0y Hzirdcastle. ll ,M lil Lx 1 1 K U! lg ll , -fm ,X , A , Jnlllfllull L: 4 W-nv.x'Lu1U me Page 81 Earle, Mike, Paul, and Ann try out a Martha gives lessons in the Twist. language laboratory unit. ill 5: t L X Mil, . ,fha ,:q,,i:q-N 4 fglth Two xl t For shame, Twig! What juicy piece of gossip is Lila imparting to Iudy and Penny? Page 82 Are Shelley, Ellen, and Cheryl working on the decorations or enjoying a gab session? Come on, band! Did you say you are going to be models, girls? ,7 memiEiiMLET1c Pg 83 K 52 Y 3 --an 'Fm 'MQ ,.-auv Q, , Coach Howard Gamble and head coach jimmy Gentry. Ronnie Martin, Reb Halfback streaks aerass the goal line for paydirt, in a thriller against Madison. A ' fpigshin gaeview or 1961 Left to right.' jim Robertson, Danny Witt, and Pat Petty were the 1962 football managers. SCOREBOARD They Lewisburg 9 Glencliff 27 Father Ryan 19 7 Goodlettsville 13 25 DuPont 7 20 Madison 20 13 Donelson 36 Hillsboro 33 21 Mlest 6 Cohn 32 20 Page 84 wi Q 13 M 14 'x' Q QQ Ronnie Martin uses a change of pace to ward og two Madison defenders Bill Garriott gallops lhrough the Colm secondary along with the help of Tyre Vance's block. for big yardage. FRESHMA TEAM Sifiing: il. B. Poynor, Herby l-lulmc. Hugh Williams, .Io-jo Frown. Cary Daniels. Arnold Alcxanrler. .lohnnv Horton, Iinnnx' Hassell. and Dan Innes. Smnfling: Steve lYarf, Davin! Nlorun. jimmy Vance. klcrrc Fly, Charlie Fox. joe Simp- lains. Ronnie McClnskcy, Richard Polk, Nlrlckic XVCSL, :mil Rulmcrl Gower. 0 m W ,.lr ,.,,.W,.,,.....,H .,...., Page 85 Bobby Lee Hood jones Arnold Irby Simpkins Charles Bagsby Bill Garriott Rufus Bagsby Charles Bolton Jimmy Cartwrlght Richard Vaughn 3,1 , ' ls' Larry Mays Bobby Lee Carver Skippy Fiveash honorable mention all-city Page 86 - 1961 Dan Smith Wayne Potts Dave Vaden Jimmy Smith Joe Arnold Ted Hood Wayne Watkins Marvin Cox Mike Jordon Bill Anderson REBELS - Clinton Cox Nu Ronnie Martin Toni Burrow, Captain Tyre Vance, Captain honorable mention all-city honorable mention all-city 40, Tommy Crowell Page 87 M .-an 'LZQSQ' ,.,.-.- Q F' ,Qty Elaine, Shelley, Betty, Barbara, and Cheryl take advantage of a The cheerleaders anxiously await another haxket sunny day lo practice their cheers in front of the school. CHEERLEADERS ALMA MATER On our city's northern border Forward, ever be our watchword Reared against the sky, Conquer and prevail, Proudly stands our Alina Mater Hail to thee our Alma Mater As the years go by. Franklin High all hail! FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS First Row, left to right: Linda Newell, Judy Blackburn, captain, Mary Maupin, Lila Greer. and Beth Lancaster, alternate. Serond Row: Cindy Hoover, Emily Langhans, Betty Moran, and Debbie Heithcock. Page 88 Nancy Anderson Football Susan Akin Betty Greer Football Football Basketball Basketball Shelley Fowlkes Football Basketball Barbara Nichols Football Alternate Tom Hudgins Basketball Elaine Hudgins Football Basketball Cheryl Crutcher Football Basketball Nancy Bond ' Football - Basketball 5 Barbara Blair Football Alternate Basketball Alternate 'TMJ Linda Pratt Basketball X lx X Jody Fowlkes Football Basketball Page 89 . .f .S ' L.. , i f li, ' ,f'?fE8EQi EO Ni ii- 'IZ ww ff Y.-QQ Q? 'y'fE'Efi 111 as , x 4' .RQ -SN 25 in Edward Whitley Bobby Burris Skippy Fiveash Richard Hollars Donald Fox Co-Captamg All-County, honorable mention All-City SCOREBOARD They We They We Hillsboro QWilliamsonj 52 60 Madison . . . .51 35 Mt. Juliet . . ,.,,,. . .26 69 Bethesda ..., . . . . .25 76 Lewisburg . .... . . . . . .46 78 West fYVilliamsonj .,.... . .33 89 Cmmty Toumamem Hillsboro lVilliamson Sl 42 lVest Williamson . . . 45 73 C 4 College Grove . . . . 49 69 College Grove . . . . .47 81 Mt. Juliet . . .. .41 75 Invitational Tournament Madison . . . . .66 52 B.G.A. .,....... .. ...58 47 Overton '41 55 Lewisburg . . . . ......... 57 75 EQ??eSQZ'11l'?ff'59m . .... 33 Z2 Dfffffff . Hillwood . . . .48 41 P A A gg gg Columbia ...... . . . .49 66 V ' ' ' Overton . . . . . .42 47 Cuueoka ' V ' 46 59 Hillsboro qNashvillej . .. .43 45 Regional Tournament COllll'I'lbl8. . .... . . . . .43 67 Columbia V V V 39 65 Come down hem wig, ,bat 1,411.1 Hnllwood . . .,.... . 47 50 Franklin County . 39 61 East . . . 54 44 Summcrtown 63 49 Earl Mitchell Travis Pitman Richard King jerry Brannon jimmy Vaden Coash Manager C T Page 91 T.win'l .-,.,,....- 4.. l...,,.,.4 1-.. - ...-...-..a .l.,. .l.:- 3. 1. .,L,,ball f 1 Twig goes up to guard Franklin County: Mike Noblilfs shot. FRESHMEN Left to right: Arnold Alexander, Manager, David Pewilt, jo-jo Brown, Ronnie Sinnnons, Leon Wlaller, Jimmy Jewell, Jerre Fly, Charlie Fox, Hugh XVilliams, Cary Daniels, Brad Hume, and J. P. Poynor,NIanager. KnoeHngt Coach Nathan Sauyen Y Y Tbafs Rebounding, Bobby! Page 92 A typical tussle for the Rebelette guards. Barbara drives in for a basket. TEAMS Left to right: Judy Sparkman, manager, Maxie Caldwell, Marjorie Vernon, Gerry Carlisle, Ann Vaden, Penny Lish, Elaine Cherry, Joanne McPherson, Julie Alexander, Mary Sands, Joanne Frazier, Phyllis Bennett, Linda Johnson, and Marjorie Harper, manager. Kneeling: Coach Gamble. Page 93 Standing: Sharon Little, Jane Pinkerton, Sara Caldwell, Frances Murrey, Sara Joslin,' Nancy Anderson, Dorothy Edgmon, Juliet Greer, Mary Andrews, Connie Simmons, Robbie Burrus, Barbara Nichols, Jane Sweeney, Dorothy Staggs, Sandra Johnson, Margaret Hood, Betty Dunivant, Janice Pewitt, Carole Harris, and Jean Spence. Kneeling: Manager Allison Ar- nold and Coach Howard Gamble. GIRL ' BA KETBALL Barbara Nichols Sarah Joslin Mary Andrews Nancy Anderson Juliet Greer All-County All 22nd District, Co-Captain Honorable Mention All-City Page 94 Connie Simmons Dorothy Edgmon Sharon Little Sara Caldwell All-County Honorable Mention Co-Captain Greer, Burrus, and Joslin, fight for an ojemive rebound. Janice Pewitt Frances Murrey All-City All 22nd District Hillsboro Qwilliamsonj Mt. Juliet ......,.., Lewisburg ...,.... . . West qwilliamsonj . . Hillsboro qwilliamsonj College Grove ..,., . West qwilliamsonj , . Bethesda Hillwood Columbia ...... . . Hillsboro 1Nashvillej Overton Columbia , . .. . . . Hillwood . . . East .,,,, . Madison . Robbie Burrus 1 SCOREBOARD . They We . . . . . .36 38 , ...32 31 .40 24 ...63 26 .26 39 40 41 .41 36 . H38 40 , . . .31 23 . ...31 39 ... ...54 18 . .33 35 .33 46 .28 38 .33 43 .42 27 Betty Du Sandra Johnson They We Bethesda . . . . . .42 40 Mt. Juliet .. , ,.,, 24 32 Lewisburg .,.. .... 4 3 29 Madison .. . ,. ., ...M50 41 Overton .....,...,.. . . . .52 37 County Tournament College Grove ............... 53 51 District Tournament Spring Hill .... . .... . .44 45 Hillsboro QWilliamsonj . . . .25 23 Columbia , . . . .... . . . 37 40 M.T.I.T. Smyrna . . ............... 52 21 nnivant Page Page 96 fffi' In the same fight with Franees, Tyre moves in. Seated: Wayne Potts, jimmy Vance, Ric h a r d Vaughn, G e o r g e Beard, and Paul Beaty. Standing: K e n n e t h Parigin and Tyre Vance. Tyre Vance, left, fights David Frances of Columbia to a draw in his first performance. BOXING George Beard, lights with Dale Barnwell of United Auto Works. - ' ' ' ' .4 Y t Y V ., , .W f ,sm A I x f ,A 48- ,f .W . W gt, K ,, - - , V -- . I - W R'-...1 i ff - - ft M .. ' X ' ., ' Q - -, W, ' , .yr-w , ft , . First Row: Mackie West, Wesley Boyd, jo-jo Brown, Ronald Fox, Carey Daniels, Arnold Alexander, Tony Evetts, Danny Cotton. Second Row: jimmy Delfee, Mike Halley, Tommy Crowell, Rohert Grant, Richard Vaughn, Reese Potts, Steve Warf, johnny Horton, jirnmy Vance. Third Row: Danny Witt, jones Arnold, Charlie Fox, jerre Fly, jimmy Sewell, Skippy Fiveash, Ronnie Martin, joe Simpkins, loe Arnold, Coach Jimmy Gentry. TRACK 1775 LL 1 Hl notice it? 'gy Tommy Crowell, Robert Grant, Richard Vaughn, and Ronnie Martin at the starting line for a mile-run. We know this is not the way this picture goes, but did you Page 97 Sitting: jimmy Peach, Wayne Potts, Bobby Lee Carver, Larry Mays, and Dan Smith. Standing: Ronald Denton, Bill Garriott, 'Charles Childress, Gil Wfitt, Ted Hood, George Thompson, and John Pinkerton, BASEBALL - Catcher, Iohn Pinkerton, and batter, Wayne Potts, get a work-out during batting practice. Infielder, Dan Smith, moves toward an oncoming ground- ball. Page 98 Pitcher, Bill Garriott, limher: up during a practice session. i, 14 A nv -WA 141 . + 1 mul 'W-an hx vQ F-1'N,-...' . Nfl '4'.': ?+,4.1,, ' .- N gin , , JR fs- Left to right: Ann Magli, Beth Lancaster, Jimmy Tarver, and Carole Harris. RIDI G TEA mu: +2111 N. vow gf- -4 ,, Page 99 Students take advantage of a sunny spring day. Aren't they rule? ,, ..,........ . V ,K , gg ,sh 2 , 5- eww- -.L 5 4 What stylish wigs, girls! Queen Dorothy, wow! A game of football is a welcome relief from lessons. Are you insured, Walter? How very artistic, boys! Page 100 ,,un.v' After a ballgame, the Gilco is a favorite place. Dorothy, Mr. Gamble, and Barbara are proud of those trophies. A 4l ' e . . memories 0 our FACULTY Vik Page 101 Page 102 MR. LYNN ALEXANDER Mlss MARY TRIM ANDERSON MR. JERRY BRANNON B,S. B.A., M.A. B,5,, MA, General Science, Arithmetic, English. physical Education Mechanical Drawing Miss MAY DEAN Coop MRS. EMMA LOU HARGROVE B.A. B.S. English English, Language MR. JIMMY GENTRX' MRS. BERNARD EDWARDS MRS. HAL HERD 13.5, B.A. B.S. Science, Physical Education English Home E60n0miCS, Sfi-'INCH .E Z MR. DEEMS M. BROOKS MRS. ERNEST BURKE MRS. ROBERT CAWTHON B.A. B.A. B.A. Speech, English Physical Education History .3 .15 V- ,A i Q:-S: . , . V ,. . ., .A W,,, gi.z11g1:.j-1. 41' MISS DOROTHY DOGGETT MR. HOWARD GAMBLE B.S. B.s. English Mathematics MRS. LOWELL HILL MRS. DOBSON JOHNSON MISS CORINNE JONES B.A. B.s. B.S., MA, Guidance Lib1'0Till7l Home Economics Mr. Ragan and Mrs. Burke lead the students in a cheer MRS- WALTER JORDAN on freshman day. , B'S' Buszness Education MRS. JOAN ITIEW 6 ,R V41 L Mew l' MR. WAYNE PEGRAM B.A.5U , ' , bmvywf R, H , W ,I A, K-,Vqifp , - y , B.A. E 1535549 ' w J ci by . . A ng Q1 M5QdefJffcf.i, f Muszc Dzrector J , ,lf:.k,Jxi,. Q nf ,Q , P r N' rn Miss DOROTHY RICH W wljln. NpA'417x11'fl6IxwYfizR A .Q L ,X MR. ARTHUR Vosnukc B-A5 Hg-H,XB-A-WQWJWWWW 1' I B.S-, M.A. Enghsh yfCi17zcs 5 I ,fksipwfsing1Llndustrial Arts e f' is if . A R we U J 4 Page 104 ,411 Miss JUDY 'MCDANIEL MRS. MARIAN NICDERMOTT MR. ROBERT MEDAUGH J B.S. B.A. B.S., KLA. Business Education Latin PhySiCS, Chemf-UTY 'pn N.,,, M.. 1 MR. WALTER V. POTTS - MR. JANIES E. RAGAN, JR. B.S. B-5- Vocational Agriculture Mllfhffmllfiw, SCi0 lC6 Mr. Gentry and Mr. Ragan compare Mr. Irwin on duty at the ball game. ,epo,,,' KJ .L,, . ' ,,.. ,I e'r' '4 , Lt, Page 105 MR WAGGENER MRS. YATES MRS. GIVENS B A M A A.B. Dietician Hzstory Geography Spamsh Mathematics Seated, Mrs. Durard. Front Row, left to right: Christine Ryan, Carol Parrish, Barbara Nichols, Nancy Vaughn, and Susan Akin. Back Row: Sandra Marlin, Linda Adair, Nancy Sutton, and Jennie Reed. Two office girls lype, answer the phone, and do general office work each period of the day. QVXQIWQQDU l i L..g.k,k -, k H 'T CAFETERIA 'il H A ORKERS ' . Q, , 1-1 . eff 4 4 fgrf .. '-1-AL N janitors Left to right: Willie jane Carnes, Hattie Sue Lane. Lillie jasper, Johnnie Patron, Malinda Reese, and Colleen Douglas. Barry McClain, Marlin Kelton, me A , f J ' L!! PQ! -. L 1' ,fs Ay, :Q , lj A H I Y' . J' J I . . Bo-Diddley helps keep our gym spotless during the basketball game. ,J Grennetl Hughes,fMaid CUSTODIANS Page 107 Page 108 w ,MP MRS. EARLE DURARD Secretary MR. 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Manufacturers-Sales-Service THE JAY BEE The Mill with the Trouble Left Out Franklin, Tennessee Phones 794-2594 794- 1 364 794-2862 One Hour Martihizing The Most in Dry Cleaning First in Quality, Fairest in Price, Fastest in Service 405 Main Street Franklin, Tennessee Here's to the FHS Seniors of 1962 The Review Appeal Newspaper More Readers Than Any Other Weekly Newspaper in Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee The Senior Class Portraits Were Photographed By UICHEH 'Nsmmns nhads. Professional Photographers Harpeth National Bank Building Franklin, Tennessee Quality RCCaPPCfS Corner Rexall Drugs Complete Tire Service Ph 4- 4 Goodyear Tires one 79 3 91 Rempping and Repairing Franklin, Tennessee T. C. MOODY- D. E. MOODY K Main Street ' ' ' ' Franklin, Tennessee I l I Page 114 National Stores Corp. Franklin, Tennessee The Store for the Entire Family Clothing-Shoes-Dry Goods Standard Farm Store Public Square 794-1561 W. A. Moore, Owner iv.. Adair Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishings Public Square Compliments of H. G. Hil1's Main Street Phone 794-4211 Franklin, Tennessee Stephens' Super Market Your Complete Food Store Fourth Avenue, South Franklin, Tennessee FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL Ambulance-Anywhere--Anytime 1009 West End Franklin, Tennessee Compliments of THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY Fifth Avenue F kl T Page 116 Harpeth Insurance Agency 407 Main Franklin, Tennessee J. W. Greer, President J. M. Liggett, Vice-President Mutt's Drive-In Market Brentwood, Tennessee VE 2-9961 Open at 6 - Cloxe at 12 7 Days a Week Compliments of The New Lunn and Garner Franklin, Tennessee Family Shoe Store For More Than Fifty Years McC1ure's Franklin's Fashion Store T. H. Hughes and Son VUE CARRY AT ALL TIMES A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS AT REASONABLE PRICES Shopwork A Specialty Franklin, Tennessee P. O. Box 387 Sandlin Drug Company The Friendly Drug Store Phone 794-1576 Main Street Bring Your Annual In and Get a Free Coke NUI Loy G. Hardcastle Ray Stephens' Market Sales - Service Fifth Avenue, North Over Twenty-Five Years' Experience DODGE - DART - CHRYSLER EREE DELIVERY Franklin, Tennessee Friendly Place to Shop J. W. LITTLE'S DAIRY Franklin, Tennessee Phone 794-1764 PEWITT BROTHER'S ESSO STATION 311 Columbia Avenue Franklin, Tennessee Tires, Batteries, Road Service Clyde Pewitt-Elbert Pewitt S. E. FARNSWORTH 81 'COMPANY General Contractors Builcler's Supplies Paint S. E. Farnsworth - Albert Ragsdale WILLIAMSON COUNTY BANK Our Look in 1962 Public Square Since 1889 Franklin, Tennessee 70 Years of Service to Williamson County' Boosters VARIETY SHOP BAUGH'S BEAUTY SHOP FRANKLIN JEWELERS BRENTWOOD PHARMACY 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 'STORES 5-10 538 Main Street Franklin, Tennessee 331 Main Street Two Self-Serve Stores for Your Shopping Convenience SPARKMAN CLEANERS Seventh Avenue, South Phone 794-3583 Your Sanitone Cleaner ,- ' Page 120 One-Stop Market Make One Stop for All Your Shopping Needs 6:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. 7 Days a Week Sewell Electric Company Hotpoint - Maytag - Zenith - Fedders Electrical Contracting Complete Repair Service M. P. Maxwell Insurance Company Get Insured - Stay Insured Rest Assured Public Square Franklin, Tennessee Franklin Feed and Hatchery Columbia Avenue Franklin, Tennessee N. Moore Feed and Seed Company Margin Street Franklin, Tennessee Highland. Food Market Fresh and Frozen Vegetables Choice Cut Meats Columbia Avenue Franklin, Tennessee CRAFTON TIRE COMPANY Complete Tire Service Seventh A S h Frankl T ee Compliments of FRANKLIN CONCRETE, INC WILSON HERBERT INSURANCE SERVICE AT YOUR SERVICE For All Your Insurance Needs Ask About Our Atomic Age Plan 116 Fourth Avenue, South Franklin, Tennessee r - Page 122 Compliments of Bennet's Lion Service Station East Main Franklin, Tennessee Compliments of Henry's Grocery Lewisburg Avenue Franklin, Tennessee Compliments of IRELAND'S Compliments of Harpeth Coal Company Franklin, Tennessee The Name to Remember Gerson Schklar Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Group Franklin, Tennessee 794-2205 794-2205 Boosters MARTIN TOHRNER DALTON'S SHELL SERVICE MISS MARY K. POPE, Piano Teacher FRANKLIN FLOWER SHOP Boosters J. .sz c. MOTOR co. HELM MoToR co. TRUETT sl BARKER INSURANCE ROBERTS sl GREEN INSURANCE Franklin Implement Franklin Plumbing and Company Heating , , , 334 Columbia Avenue Complete Plumbmg, Heatmg, Azr , , , , Farm Machines and Motor Trucks Condztzonmg, Sales and Serwce i Franklin, Tennessee Butch Hickman's Gulf Service Tune Up- Mugler and Brake 1 l Servzce l 1 I S-S-S-S-S-S-S- -S-S-S-SPARKLE! Have a Coke! Bottled under uumoriry ol The Coca-Cola C p y by Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Works Nashville, Tennessee Pag Page 124 LOFTON NURSING HOME New and Modern--38 Bed Capacity Administrator, Mrs. Laura Lofton 1501 Columbia Avenue Franklin, Tennessee Crockett and Wade , Pat Fagan s Grocery ualily, Convenience, Service, Economy Third and Church Service with a Smile Franklin, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee james Christian Tractor Company Ford and Tractor Equipment Franklin, Tennessee Thurman's Bi-Rite Food Store Main Street Franklin, Tennessee Free Delivery Compliments of J 8: R Grill Compliments of Splendored Farm Fiveash Market Friendly Place to Shop Second Avenue Franklin, Tennessee Compliments of Pigg's Men's Shop Ivy League Clothes MrGregor Sportswear Dobb's Hats Van Heusen Shirts Franklin, Tennessee Compliments of Fifth Avenue Gilco Drive-In Where Friends Meet for Something Good to Eat Shell Service Station Lewisbufg Avenue Franklin, Tennessee Page 125 .Y x,v,, Q., 11 -w wwf, ,P-11u w,3-guy' 'ug 4- W '-:far ww--. .--g,.u1'. 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